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Is it so they will not obstruct us on Iraq?

Obstructing you and everyone else in the place, come to that.

It would only need a few words to obstruct this whole program.

But at least he had seen it; nothing obstructed his view.

She would get the point soon enough that this was too big for her to obstruct.

But why should private interests obstruct the public interest, by law?

Many are obstructing the light coming in the ground floor windows.

Least case, you could be looking at obstructing a federal investigation.

Hair must also be natural color and never in face or obstructing vision.

"But you know what she was supposed to do because you've been obstructing her."

The security guards to either side obstructed most of her view.

He looked up and found the view obstructed by the houses on either side of the street.

But in their way, they often obstruct just as effectively.

But with the general obstructing him at every turn, can he crack the case?

With their field of vision obstructed, he would be on them before they knew it.

United Nations officials say the lack of data has often obstructed important work.

How have you been able to get away with obstructing a European approach of this kind for so many years now?

This power would often be used to obstruct political opponents.

Up ahead, the corridor turned to the right and obstructed his view.

If you've done nothing but obstruct, I might be able to run interference for you.

But they ought not to obstruct so welcome a project.

He alone is also named in two other charges of obstructing justice.

Out in the street he stood for a while, obstructing the pavement.

"If we do that, it's more likely they'll take us in for obstructing justice or something."

Due to the military evidence of 2017, the educational activities were obstructed.