Blocking someones airway / breathing
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∙ 9y agohttp://definitions.uslegal.com/i/impeding-traffic/
it's to take in a breath.... exhale is to breath out.
Obstruction is not a term used in the Laws of the Game any longer. It is now called "impeding the progress of an opponent." Players often get confused about the difference in "impeding" and "shielding the ball." Essentially, if the defender is within playing distance of the ball then she is shielding, not impeding. If the ball is out of range of the defender or if there is no chance the attacker is going to get to the ball, then it cannot be impeding.
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Impede means to interfere with, block or slow something. For example, when you are impeding traffic, you are interfering with traffic, blocking or slowing it to less than andequate flow.
furthering socialist agendas. impeding commerce.
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One must actively provide false information to the police during investigative questioning. Merely choosing to remain silent doesn't rise to the level of a violation of impeding.
breath taking - in Afrikaans
don't hold your breath
Either: a little out of breath or short of breath.
The cost of ticket for impeding traffic will vary upon location. A quick internet search found two listed costs: $135 and $175, but 0 points.