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Перевод: obstructionism

[существительное]
обструкционизм

Тезаурус:

1. Its successor, the conservative Regency of Five (presided over by the Bishop of Orense, later to gain notoriety by his public denunciation of the doctrine of national sovereignty) was caught between, on the one side, the urban democracy of Cadiz, where a "Junta of merchants", elected by a ballot of householders, had assumed the airs of a sovereign body and, on the other, the antiquated obstructionism of the Councils.
2. Relieved, perhaps, to have escaped the obstructionism of his officials in St Petersburg, the tsar responded favourably.
3. Such obstructionism is a major contributor to delay and the high cost of litigation.
4. Sabah Jasim added that Iraq requested UNESCO to send a mission to investigate this matter, but agreement was not forthcoming "due to the obstructionism of America and Britain".
5. Horrified by the obstructionism of his superiors and unable to make progress, Schiller leaked information to the press and helped fortify the outside criticism, though his superiors decided not to discipline him for this.
6. The lord president tried to attract support by embarking on a reform of the council, particularly by a reduction in its fees; but it could make little progress against the obstructionism of Secretary Ingram, who had the backing at court of the lord treasurer, Lionel Cranfield (later Earl of Middlesex, q.v.).
7. Admiral Radford on 24 November 1954 cited Indo-China as an example of European obstructionism and criticism.
8. Yet it was precisely to avoid the kind of obstructionism that Britain had indulged in in the past that participation in the new structure was made conditional upon prior agreement to the principle of a supranational authority.
9. Bearing in mind the importance of the conclusion of the Uruguay round of the GATT to many industries in Britain and to third-world economies, what does my right hon. Friend see as the prospects for overcoming the obstructionism of the socialist Government of France to a successful outcome?
10. The Shield insisted that there was enough conviction and enthusiasm among women to carry further legislation, despite the blatant obstructionism from men at the Home Office and in Parliament.
11. In the eyes of those who believed that the Masai were decorative but unproductive idlers sitting on land that could be put to better use, the unco-operative attitude of district officials was mere romantic obstructionism, proof positive that they had been bewitched by the Masai.
12. He was able partly to overcome continuing obstructionism by using techniques of regression analysis to estimate load characteristics.
13. President Franklin D. Roosevelt himself commented bitterly in July 1937, when faced by British obstructionism to American proposals on trade liberalization, that the British Tories were Tories still.