Sentences with word «obstruct»

Trump's attorneys reportedly have been meeting with Mueller in recent months — submitting documents and memos in the president's defense to prove that he didn't obstruct justice by firing former FBI chief James Comey.

These rooms also have a picture window with views obstructed by life boats or other ship structures.

«It seems that Giuliani is trying to suggest that Trump did not obstruct justice when he fired Comey,» Barbara McQuade, a former prosecutor and current law professor at the University of Michigan, told me.

Ex-BP engineer convicted of obstructing justice in Gulf of Mexico spill case wins new trial, Reuters

Fairmont Rooms are located between the first and fifth floors of the resort with partially obstructed views of Bermuda's turquoise waters, the lush Turtle Hill Golf Course, or the iconic Gibb's Hill Lighthouse.

Sleep apnea is characterized by disrupted sleep, caused when the upper airway becomes obstructed by soft tissue, cutting off oxygen.

Greg Dalton: PG&E was recently convicted of six federal felony charges for obstructing justice.

He and his colleagues have injected hemangioblasts into animals with obstructed blood flow to their limbs and eyes and observed robust new blood vessel growth.

Passengers can still bring small pets, including many of the breeds banned in cargo, into the cabin if the animal's carrier fits under the seat without obstructing passengers from exiting.

Interior Staterooms with Picture Window are 185 sq ft, have a picture window with partially obstructed views of the ocean and have two twin beds that convert to a queen - size bed.

Tumor staging for TCC includes radiographs («x-rays») of the thorax to look for lung metastasis, radiographs and ultrasound (or CT scan) of the abdomen to look for metastasis in the abdomen and to assess any changes in the kidneys that result from obstructed urine flow, and imaging of the bladder to determine the exact location and size of the tumor within the bladder (see Figure 1).

Sometimes a large number of heartworms will almost completely obstruct blood flow to the heart, leading to caval syndrome.

Lawyers cling to arbitrary and restrictive practices which obstruct access to legal advice and representation and add unnecessary cost to the legal process.

This is why even breastfed babies are at risk for obstructed airways — BUT - breastfed babies are at LESS RISK for illness, allergies and disease because they normally receive immunological and nutritional benefits from breastmilk (IF the mother is healthy!)

The battery doesn't obstruct access to the microSD slot also found under the rear cover, but you'll need to pop it out to get to the SIM card, but it's unlikely you'll be changing that on a regular basis.

Like a functioning chain link fence, it is semi-permeable, dissecting space while not completely obstructing views.

When partially or fully obstructed cats are left untreated, the abnormally high pressure of urine behind the obstruction leads to rapid destruction of the pet's kidneys.

The guy who obstructed justice on behalf of his domestic - abuser aide - de-camp who knows everything about AEG?

McDermott v. Royal, No. 09 - 3167, concerned an action claiming that plaintiff suffered First Amendment violations during her arrest and prosecution for obstructing police officers who arrested her son.

Additionally, motorists may move their vehicle following a crash in order to avoid obstructing traffic without being charged with leaving the scene of an accident so long as they fulfill the information and aid requirements set forth in the Illinois Vehicle Code.

Due to a coupe top design that is integrated with a motorized sunroof, the view is not obstructed at the front or sides by supports.

This medical condition, which can occur in one or both eyelids, can cause obstructed vision as well as cosmetic concerns.

He and Jeremy Corbyn have issues (rightly, as it happens) with single market state aid rules, which obstruct governments from propping up failing industries.

In addition to investigating possible collusion between Russia and Mr. Trump's advisers, the special counsel is examining whether the president obstructed justice by firing Mr. Comey.

Ducts can also become obstructed if you regularly wear a bra that's too tight.

At the most recent UN Climate Summit in Warsaw, Australia was largely viewed as obstructing progress and belittling the process.

The prevailing hierarchical system also obstructs solutions.

They identified «the ages between 14 - 17 as critical to mobility decisions but others (e.g. EMBO) pointed to pre-school ages as key to women's careers since it is women who carry the biggest share of childcare responsibility... and men scientists with children are less obstructed in their mobility career choices and decisions (because they are less likely to be married to women scientists who are often the «trailing spouse»).»

We shouldn't obstruct people from hearing about Jesus, no matter the sin.

They also produce an array of consonants by partially obstructing airflow within the mouth.

The opening is so small that it does not take a lot to completely or even partially obstruct urine flow.

In other words, the people obstructing climate policies are justified because climate «advocates» are too mean to them, and claim too much certainty about the future.

Comey's testimony raises questions about whether Trump obstructed justice in his interactions with the former FBI director, beginning with a dinner on January 27, during which Comey said Trump asked him for his «loyalty.»

The only thing I can think of is that the trim where the front window meets the front side windows and the rear part of the rear side windows are very thick and sometimes obstructs more of the view of traffic than I'd like.

Stunting is a known risk factor for obstetric complications such as obstructed labor and the need for skilled intervention during delivery, leading to injury or death for mothers and their newborns.

DockATot's air - flow bumper eliminates the concern about obstructed breathing, it is Oeko - Tex certified, free of harmful substances and chemicals, and it does not harbor heat.

Crawley, a well - known local advocate against gun violence, pleaded not guilty Friday in Syracuse City Court to charges of obstructing governmental administration and resisting arrest.

These suites have views that are partly obstructed by the ship's lifeboats or other structures.

«We shouldn't give any thanks whatsoever to people who obstruct efforts to show that their particular theory was wrong,» said McIntyre, whose own work is derided as bunk by the tight - knit academics he monitors.

In addition, when the rats with obstructed bladders slept, their brains displayed more theta waves than those of rats with unobstructed bladders; such waves signal a restless sleep pattern.

And it's akin to the political science that threatens our health and safety, by undermining the supposedly impartial regulatory bodies set up to protect us, that often obstructs basic research into disease and disability, and that rationalizes inertia when what we need is action.

Science led to bad theology, which then obstructed science trying to correct both science and theology.

The manual's shift is long and a little awkward, but there's nothing actually obstructing or stopping you from making quick clean shifts.

In In - Out (Antropofagia)(1973) we see a close - up of two mouths - one male, one female - attempting to communicate while obstructed by various objects (tape, an egg, and string).

In the first, budgies were placed in adjacent cages, either with a barrier between them, or with nothing obstructing their view of each other.