obstruction
رکاوٹ
definition
noun
they faced obstruction in carrying out their research
the action of obstructing or the state of being obstructed.
translation of 'obstruction'
noun
اٹک
example
War reporters, working under threats to their safety and 'obstruction' from military controllers, find their newsdesks demanding copy when they have few new facts to report.
walkers could proceed with the minimum of 'obstruction'
Footpath 'obstruction' is one of the most common complaints received by council.
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.
One hypothesis about the cause of sudden infant death syndrome is upper airway 'obstruction' during sleep.
they presented with severe intestinal 'obstruction'
Foreign aid does not challenge Wilsonian principles; it involves cooperation, or at least a lack of 'obstruction' , from foreign governments.
Remember, snoring means obstructed breathing, and 'obstruction' can be serious.
they faced 'obstruction' in carrying out their research
Alimentary canal obstruction canal 'obstruction' should not be always assumed to be caused by faecal matter a this can be a tumour.
By elevating these panels, we were able to ensure a true south orientation, free of 'obstruction' , while at the same time providing some shade for the rooftop patio.
Lacrimal duct obstruction may result from swelling of the lining of the narrow tear passage, 'obstruction' by mucus, pus or cellular debris.
But what's interesting to me is that we're talking about 'obstruction' , and that is the issue that some people have just never learned a lesson about.
He is tired of delays and apparently endless 'obstruction' from planners, he said this week.
Intestinal strictures and bowel 'obstruction' may develop in patients with refractory sprue or celiac disease that has been untreated over a long period.
The integrity of Congress has been called into question by his 'obstruction' and tampering and interference with an investigation.
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.
Document all instances of denied access, lack of cooperation, or other 'obstruction' to carrying out your mission.
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.
they were held for 'obstruction' and other public order offences
Arrests on mischief, 'obstruction' of police and possession of prohibited or restricted weapons charges were made, said Sergeant Jim Black of Toronto Police.
the tractor hit an 'obstruction'
The Oilers are a free-wheeling, offense-oriented team that will benefit greatly from the crackdown on 'obstruction' .
For the administration and its conservative allies, the United Nations represents embarrassment and 'obstruction' .
The ultimate 'obstruction' to carrying out our parliamentary duties is something that prevents us from exercising free speech.
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.
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.
he was charged with 'obstruction' of a police officer in the execution of his duty
walkers could proceed with the minimum of 'obstruction'
After four minutes Barnhall were awarded a penalty when a Naas player was penalised for 'obstruction' .
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