obstruction
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definition
noun
they faced obstruction in carrying out their research
the action of obstructing or the state of being obstructed.
translation of 'obstruction'
noun
penghalang
example
they were held for 'obstruction' and other public order offences
Rather than substantive debate, political leaders are still adhering to a failed strategy of spite, 'obstruction' , and conspiracy theories.
I suspect his 'obstruction' of Johnson's appointment due to the abortive toxics study is related more to political posturing than to anyone's health or safety.
What is unhealthy is the growing habit of 'obstruction' , delay and occasional flat refusal to co-operate.
Melvin, too, was informed that the only player guilty of 'obstruction' was Lopez.
The adults, who had been staying in the motel room, were charged with cruelty to children, public indecency and 'obstruction' of police and were taken to a psychiatric ward.
The integrity of Congress has been called into question by his 'obstruction' and tampering and interference with an investigation.
To combat the 'obstruction' and generate scoring chances, teams must attack with speed and fight it out.
The local population might have that knowledge because we don't know of any 'obstruction' being removed.
The Oilers are a free-wheeling, offense-oriented team that will benefit greatly from the crackdown on 'obstruction' .
A thorough examination of the head and neck should be performed to look for 'obstruction' , inflammation and infection.
After being charged with the thefts and 'obstruction' , police released him on bail to appear before magistrates the following week but he failed to turn up.
Foreign aid does not challenge Wilsonian principles; it involves cooperation, or at least a lack of 'obstruction' , from foreign governments.
It's true that less 'obstruction' helps all players and speeds up the game.
One hypothesis about the cause of sudden infant death syndrome is upper airway 'obstruction' during sleep.
He is tired of delays and apparently endless 'obstruction' from planners, he said this week.
An infectious cause should be suspected in children with signs and symptoms of airway 'obstruction' accompanied by a prodromal illness or fever.
he was charged with 'obstruction' of a police officer in the execution of his duty
For the administration and its conservative allies, the United Nations represents embarrassment and 'obstruction' .
Alimentary canal obstruction canal 'obstruction' should not be always assumed to be caused by faecal matter a this can be a tumour.
the tractor hit an 'obstruction'
The ultimate 'obstruction' to carrying out our parliamentary duties is something that prevents us from exercising free speech.
Footpath 'obstruction' is one of the most common complaints received by council.
walkers could proceed with the minimum of 'obstruction'
the tractor hit an 'obstruction'
This official 'obstruction' would seem to be a clear indication that the president is worried about embarrassing details emerging that could threaten his re-election.
After four minutes Barnhall were awarded a penalty when a Naas player was penalised for 'obstruction' .
they presented with severe intestinal 'obstruction'
That's why it's so troubling today to see Clark join in the same self-fulfilling wave of determined pessimism and 'obstruction' he battled four years ago.
Lacrimal duct obstruction may result from swelling of the lining of the narrow tear passage, 'obstruction' by mucus, pus or cellular debris.
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