obstructionist in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for obstructionist in the English»Spanish Dictionary

obstructionist [Am əbˈstrəkʃənəst, Brit əbˈstrʌkʃənɪst] N

obstructionist

obstruccionista mf

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He also vowed to keep his nation out of political isolation despite its obstructionist course.

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Otherwise, we can look forward to a steady diet of obstructionist tactics from council's champagne socialists and their left-wing media pals.

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Our legal obstructionist hurdles should be suspended by enacting eminent domain legislation immediately for the good of the country.

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From the very beginning, the visas came with strict conditions, some necessary, others obstructionist, which grew stricter over time.

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By generating a backlog of nominees awaiting confirmation, the committee could at least hope to embarrass obstructionists into action.

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Dill gained a reputation as unimaginative and obstructionist.

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But when the country is at war, that same zeal can be seen as obstructionist, unpatriotic -- and occasionally treasonous.

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It is a device built into our constitution to provide a "circuit breaker" in the event of a hopelessly deadlocked or obstructionist.

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Do you run a risk of appearing to swing voters as being part of a party that's obstructionist at this point?

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The frustrations of the stalemate between unitarist reformers and democratically elected federalist obstructionists had caused a certain disillusionment with democratic politics in the former (the latter were already convinced).

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