Yet Russia has not given up its ambitions to obstruct its neighbor's path to NATO membership.
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And will Mr Trimble's Ulster Unionists engage in negotiations, or merely try to obstruct them?
But the bald fact remains that Khartoum instigated the killing and continues to obstruct the peacekeepers.
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In attempting to obstruct justice, we mean by that obstructing the justice of whom?
Nor is it a crime to obstruct or conceal personal, embarrassing facts or relationships.
But neighbors complained that the house would obstruct their view, so Mr. Okada sold the property.
She, her husband and four other people are charged with trying to obstruct the investigation.
Nor is it clear that Ms Merkel will want to obstruct membership negotiations with Turkey.
Israel says it will do all it can to obstruct the elections if Hamas takes part.
It is no job of the State Department to obstruct a president's foreign policy.
Unfortunately, congressional forces are aligning that will obstruct replacing this back bone of our health care.
Anti-gay activists and conservative Christian groups said they have no plans to obstruct Kim Jho's September ceremony.
They could obstruct China, sabotaging any hope of reconciliation with their neighbour, or they could mend fences.
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Both bidders were also warned not to obstruct access to the LSE's clearance provider by any competitor.
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The larger PDI-P and Golkar may obstruct his efforts to reform the economy and the justice system.
In Brazil, however, a loose federal structure and a constitution packed with fine regulatory detail obstruct reforms.
Put another way, if the president didn't obstruct justice, he also didn't commit perjury when he denied it.
It is a federal crime to commit perjury and obstruct justice in civil cases, including sexually harassment cases.
The White House says special prosecutor Kenneth Starr is too slow, yet it uses every device possible to obstruct his investigation.
He could--could--view Rove's failure to report this conversation with the journalist as an effort to mislead or to obstruct.
It makes it a crime for anyone to "knowingly obstruct" another person's entry or exit from a health-care facility.
Neither party should delay or obstruct every single bill just because they can.
It is already a specific offence to assault or obstruct people providing emergency care, such as doctors and nurses.
Mr Mugabe does not face re-election as executive president until 2002, and can be relied upon to obstruct reform.
In the more politically sensitive industries, however, policy so far has been less to advance reform than to obstruct it.
But too often, the Republican leadership in the United States Senate chooses to filibuster our recovery and obstruct our progress.
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For the dining room, Wright devised a china-dish pattern and low-back chairs so as not to obstruct views of the gardens.
Lawyer David Kendall says Clinton never told Lewinsky to lie and that Starr fails to prove Clinton intended to obstruct justice.
Criminal investigators are looking into whether Bloch destroyed evidence to obstruct an inspector general investigation of whether he abused his power.
Either would have to decide whether merely to obstruct the president's Iraq policy, or to work with him to improve it.
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