Examples of using To obstruct in English and their translations into Spanish
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To obstruct each other is unnatural.
Nothing will come to obstruct our love.
To obstruct the publication of court sentences;
No high dune here to obstruct the water view!
To obstruct the publication of court sentences;
People also translate
But now there is nothing in its path to obstruct it.
It's begun to obstruct the outflow from her heart.
In the open field,[with]neither hedge nor ditch to obstruct you?".
We're sworn to obstruct the prophecy of the dragon eclipse.
Maximum transparency, no horizontal profiles to obstruct vision.
Take care not to obstruct the rotation of the spray arm.
There are no moving parts in the product zone to obstruct the flow.
Attempting to Obstruct or Impede the Progress of Justice.
There would be no interior pillars to obstruct the view of the speaker.
Now, I am quite sure… that some of you have come here to obstruct.
The rule should not be used to obstruct the work of the Organization.
In this proceeding, legal recourse has been abused in order to obstruct justice.
We should not enable UNITA to obstruct the full implementation of the Accord.
It is not objectionable because you are not going to obstruct anybody's life.
You also agree not to obstruct or manipulate the display of these ads.
Iii Moving to an overseas place of residence in order to obstruct contact art. 2.
And they had a clear agenda: to obstruct the negotiations DELLA PORTA, 2007, p. 141.
To obstruct continuous contact made by unqualified people with the help-seekers;
Having an ideal is a useful barrier to obstruct reprehensible actions.
Israelis continued to obstruct all movement of persons, including those in need of medical attention.
We need only suitable business arrangements, andfor the state not to obstruct them.
I am concerned about the attempts to obstruct the freedom of movement of UNIFIL.
Ii Changing place of residence without judicial authorization in order to obstruct contact(art. 2);
These laws sought specifically to obstruct the entry of particular ethnic groups.
Every time we lost everything to block its path, to obstruct its application.