Examples of using Obstruct in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Programming
Or you obstruct it.
Obstruct the crew in the performance of their duties;
You can also obstruct them.
Obstruct registration plate or any lamp(when not in use).
Entrenchment of oligarchs and corruption obstruct economic reforms.
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These obstruct the feet least.
When these muscles relax the tongue and jaw move to block ornarrow the throat and obstruct the passage of air in and out.
Nothing will obstruct the breath and you will not snore.
Notably, the exercise of the right to therestriction of processing may significantly delay and obstruct the performance of the return operations.
Nothing should obstruct the flow of energy through the door.
This pill could help enhance power level, elevate mood,melt fat, obstruct new fat creation and subdue appetite.
They abolish and obstruct a journal, which wishes to be autonomous.
Let us not be fooled: many who say here that they want to includecitizens in truth merely want to confuse them and obstruct Europe.
They abolish and obstruct a journal, which wishes to be autonomous.
(ES) Mr President, the 1989'Television without frontiers' Directiveestablished that Member States must not obstruct audio-visual broadcasts from other Member States.
Wouldn't obstruct replication, but it does give rise to an error in replication.
The receiver or seriously degrade, obstruct, or repeatedly interrupt the.
The meconium can also obstruct the large intestine, in which case the baby won't have a bowel movement for one or two days after birth.
This capsule can aid increase power level, raise mood,burn fat, obstruct new fat generation and also reduce appetite.
The cold may obstruct your sinus because of nasal clog, causing pain.
Maternity pants at the waistline should be loose andelastic should not obstruct the baby's movement or confine the blood flow to the stomach.
(d) not obstruct, intimidate, interfere with, influence, bribe or attempt to bribe an observer in the performance of his or her duties;
A fruit extract that could obstruct the body's manufacturing of fat?
Steroids in fact obstruct regular functioning of your body however if we utilize clenbuterol with the correct pattern it can be a better option to steroids.
Please note that it is forbidden to cover or obstruct the safety ventilation(also relevant for gas box)!
I agree that trade policy must not obstruct the dynamics of the EU's agricultural sector; on the contrary, trade policy and agricultural policy must mutually support one another.
This will further emphasize an already narrow room,besides furniture will obstruct the passage, and the lighting will be distributed unevenly.
They happen when sickle cells obstruct small capillary in bones, which causes pain.
These modifications aim toclarify that the evaluation process should not obstruct the performance of tasks assigned to services of general economic interest.
The sacrosanct hierarchy of waste must not obstruct research in this area and the EU could also make this a priority.