Sentences with phrase «then obstructed»

Tom, a securities professional, illegally made almost $ 800,000 in insider trading profits and then obstructed justice by lying under oath to the Securities and Exchange Commission, encouraging another witness to lie, and creating a false document.

Clearly if even one FOIA was filed in the U.S. and Mann didn't answer it, then he obstructed the distribution of information.

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

All alone, with dreams of swindled brothers hampering sleep, or when God commands us first to go and then obstructs the way, or in a limping morning sharp with extra light, we speak of wrestling with an angel, of blessings, of brand new names.

Burke, a longtime Spota protégé, already has been convicted of violating the civil rights of Christopher Loeb, now 29, of Smithtown, by assaulting him and then obstructing justice by taking part, with other police officers, in a cover - up of the initial attack.

Not exact matches

Comey then asked a colleague to tell The New York Times about the memo documenting his February 14 meeting with Trump, out of concern that the president may have tried to obstruct justice by asking the FBI to drop its investigation into Flynn.

I suspect that if it was making billions of dollars a year, rather than losing billions of dollars a year, then the investors might have been a bit more tolerant of bad publicity and sexual harassment and discrimination and privacy violations and theft of trade secrets and obstructing government authorities and I am sure I am forgetting some things.

It is baffling then while at the same time embracing child molester priests, thieves, and clergy who obstruct justice.

If it is true what I suggest in Skeleton Church, that the church is the people of God who follow Jesus into the world, then buildings and clergy and worship services are not only not necessary for being the church, but can actually obstruct the people of God following Jesus into the world.

With Leeds players obstructing the keepers line of sight at first and then rushing out to the edge of the box, the former Hammers keeper just couldn't keep track of what was happening as Pablo Hernandez curled the ball into the net.

If Pakistan feels at some stage that its interest in securing a friendly regime is being obstructed by hardline figures in the Afghan government, then it has the lever of raising the issue of Afghan refugee repatriation to extract due concessions in the process.

Prosecutors declined to comment after court Thursday, but Richard Donoghue, U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of New York, said in a press statement later that Walker «attempted to obstruct a grand jury investigation and then lied to the FBI» while serving as a public official.

Spota and top aide Christopher McPartland were indicted on a charge of a stunning display of prosecutorial arrogance: obstructing a federal investigation into whether then - Suffolk County Police Chief of Department James Burke assaulted a criminal suspect and tried to orchestrate a cover - up.

«Specifically, over a period of more than four years, the defendants attempted to cover up the assault of a handcuffed prisoner by Burke by obstructing the federal grand jury investigation and, when they learned that the scope of the investigation expanded into an investigation of the obstructive conduct, the defendants then attempted to obstruct the obstruction investigation,» Rohde wrote.

Then her party minders began obstructing the cameras: «No questions!

The prosthesis is then cut longitudinally into two pieces, forming a sleeve around the obstructed area.

This film teases viewers by obstructing our view of the plot's road ahead, then only reveals what's coming once we realize we're stuck on a one - lane road with no place to turn off.

If the boost numbers are close to what the engine computer is expecting then this would confirm that something upstream the MAF is obstructing the intake.

Obviously, we would prefer for it to be «right - side - up» but then one runs into the issue the NFL experienced, with the graphic being obstructed or partly - obstructed by the Twitter box and / or Twitter logo.

When the speakers are uppermost, you'll find you don't obstruct them with your hands when gripping the ViewPad and you'll then also get the most freedom with viewing angles.

If this rapid efflux and influx is obstructed then the pressure wave is transmitted down the spinal cord distending it below the blockage.

Then, suddenly they had to rush her to the emergency vet who diagnosed an obstructed bowel that would surely kill her if left unattended.

We often explain to our clients that a closed laundry hamper is a lot cheaper and less painful then surgery to retrieve a sock obstructed in Fluffy's intestines!

street that the dog has not yet noticed and then stopping next to a car (or trash can, or any object big enough that the dog might not be able.to see around) that obstructs the dog's view of the approaching unfamiliar dog.

If the cat becomes obstructed again after the catheter has been removed then a decision needs to be made as to whether to repeat the catheterization procedure or to treat the case surgically.

The playing area then gets sprinkled with a few obstacles that obstruct firing arcs and damage ships that crash into them.

As you are attacking an enemy, with your finger swiping crazily on the screen trying to deplete their health as fast and as desperately as possible, another could be preparing for an attack; a yellow line, indicating the timer, encircles the enemies health gauge as it counts down to when it is going to strike, and with you manically focusing on another enemy to even the numbers, your finger obstructing the screen, you may not see this timer and an enemy will then attack out the blue.

Here, Ondak recuperates lost paintings, either from his own early years or from anonymous sources, and intervenes on their surface, obstructing the imagery with newly applied paint and then with a «cage» of interlaced copper wire.

Looking back on the last two decades of denial, delay and obstruction, there have been perhaps two hundred individuals who should be held most culpable, if not by the courts then by history, for failing to prevent harm or of obstructing others from taking measures to prevent harm.

if the wind is blowing (no tall building to obstruct flows) then you'll probably not be able to infect TMAX.

Since then, the Committee has attempted to obtain information that would shed further light on these allegations, but was obstructed at every turn by the previous administration's officials.

Appointment of a pedigreed conservative, and then fingerpointing at opponents who are trying to obstruct yet another nominee.

That defendant would seem to have an incentive to obstruct justice, in order to create a Blakely factor, so that then a judge could be free to sentence lower than the guidelines.

The Federation Code provides in Rule 5.1 - 2A that «A lawyer must not counsel or participate in the concealment, destruction or alteration of incriminating physical evidence or otherwise act so as to obstruct or attempt to obstruct the course of justice,» and then adds a number of commentaries clarifying and addressing some of the complexities that can arise for a lawyer who receives such evidence.

This is achieved by creating new routes for the blood to enter into the heart when one or both of the coronary arteries have become blocked or obstructed (atherosclerosis), by having a healthy blood vessel from another part of ones» body removed and then used to «bypass» the unhealth or clogged artery located in the heart.

D. Check that their airway is clear and not obstructed, if it is then tilting their head and lifting their chin to open the airway.

Question 16 D. Check that their airway is clear and not obstructed, if it is then tilting their head and lifting their chin to open the airway.

Had a zoning issue midway through that caused my credit union to bail then the seller was essentially obstructing the deal by not making the repairs that the bank's appraiser required to close.