| Government stonewalling and a dysfunctional justice system also jeopardized the case. |
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| And when he finally appeared, he blustered and brayed, losing none of the stonewalling qualities that had marked his time in politics. |
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| Now, amidst all the stonewalling and foot-dragging and character assassination I guess this matter won't get top-billing. |
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| The company is the target of several class-action lawsuits, and cites this as an excuse for stonewalling. |
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| I can't tell for sure, but it seems like my dad is stonewalling my mom's lawyers by not responding to letters. |
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| The White House is going to pay a heavy political price for the months it spent denying and stonewalling the problem. |
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| Despite its denials and stonewalling, damning evidence has come to light implicating it in the deaths. |
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| I was trying to explain to them that I needed the money but they were stonewalling me. |
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| This went on four times, with Wallace getting more desperate as he believed Bill was stonewalling him. |
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| Yet this apparent stonewalling has exasperated the Hong Kong press, which portrays her as imperious and arrogant. |
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| That hasn't stopped him from trying to market his album, even if commercial radio stations have been stonewalling him. |
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| He found another director, Hisashi Mori, also seemed to be stonewalling him. |
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| It's part of the clamming up and the stonewalling and the refusing to open up their operations to outside scrutiny. |
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| I do not want to see the continued stonewalling against all appeals to bring those responsible for this evil deed to justice. |
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| The government simply has to stop the stonewalling and the cover-up and make sure that we take the appropriate steps as we move forward on this. |
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| He has been stonewalling by coming up with new reasons for his refusal almost every day. |
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| Why will the government not follow the general's lead and appoint a public inquiry rather than stonewalling and censoring everything in sight? |
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| I was very disappointed with the stonewalling that I was still getting from the Conservative government. |
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| When will the current government stop stonewalling and denying and release all the information? |
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| It is very clear from the answer that the parliamentary secretary just gave to this House that the Conservatives are stonewalling this process. |
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| On this point, we came up against the stonewalling of the United States and the developing countries. |
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| Instead of allowing the Auditor General to protect Canadians in all areas of federal funding, the government is stonewalling. |
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| The incomplete state of the financial perspective must not be an excuse for stonewalling legislative proposals. |
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| Finally, I should like to call on the Greek Government, the government of my country, to abandon its policy of stonewalling. |
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| How long does the government really think that it can get away with stonewalling Canadians about the truth? |
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| On Fox News he said he did not believe the CIA was stonewalling his committee, as others had alleged. |
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| He has not done so, and I gather he is stonewalling reporters on the question. |
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| I don't have experience with the government stonewalling me at all. |
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| By acknowledging nothing, denying everything and stonewalling every investigation, we are all therefore complicit in a war crime of unprecedented gravity. |
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| In a move anticipated for several months, the state of California has decertified all touch-screen voting machines due to security snafus and vendor stonewalling. |
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| At the press conference, the Prime Minister appeared to be stonewalling when asked about tax increases. |
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| Iran and Syria, though members of the NPT, are stonewalling inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency, the UN's nuclear guardian, over mounting evidence of clandestine nuclear work. |
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| By stonewalling, Apple is needlessly making things worse for itself. |
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| In the meeting with Ferguson, there was an accusation of stonewalling him. |
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| Mr. Speaker, for eight months, the Conservatives have been stonewalling attempts by a parliamentary committee to investigate the in and out scandal. |
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| Canadians are tired of the government's stonewalling. |
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| Last week the Bloc member was furious that the government was stonewalling a committee so that it would not discuss the investigations by Elections Canada of a number of members on the election. |
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| Mr. Speaker, for over a year now the government has been stonewalling its own Military Police Complaints Commission investigation of the treatment of detainees in Afghanistan. |
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| But with Indonesia's army backing the anti-independence militias, and B. J. Habibie, Mr Wahid's predecessor, stonewalling for all he was worth, somebody would still have had to take a firm stand. |
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| Unbeknownst to many members of the public, the Conservative government has been foisting on all elements and arms of the Canadian federal government a culture of denial, secrecy, obfuscation, stonewalling and bullying. |
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| Liberal stonewalling continues to demonstrate to Canadians that the party opposite is more concerned with protecting its entitlements than delivering accountability. |
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| Prosecutors face plenty of guile in the executive, from endless spinning and stonewalling to the careful delegation of illegal acts to junior officers. |
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| When I use the word promise', what I mean is this: We must understand that citizens do not know about national authorities stonewalling, they do not know how the system works and we have a duty to them to tell them how it is. |
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| This investigation raises serious questions about objectivity, political cronyism, stonewalling, secrecy and a sign of things to come...a cover-up. |
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| It is an issue of obfuscation and stonewalling which has become the sine qua non of the government's behaviour not only in this area but in so many other areas. |
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| And as the argument over Bush's Guard proposal plays out, one can imagine that the stonewalling will encourage a flood of crossers who think it's now or never. |
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| This form of political obstruction reaches as far back as Ancient Roman times and could also be referred to synonymously with political stonewalling. |
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