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stonewalling

[stohn-waw-ling] / ˈstoʊnˌwɔ lɪŋ /






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But the pace of new unionization petitions has slowed down, as workers allege the company has been retaliating in stores and stonewalling them at the bargaining table.

From Seattle Times

At the same time, stonewalling by China has left scientists with incomplete evidence.

From New York Times

The story of the hunt for Covid’s origin is partly about the stonewalling by China that has left scientists with incomplete evidence, all of it about a virus that is constantly changing.

From New York Times

The following year, as judges in two states threatened Mr. Jones with default for stonewalling in the Sandy Hook cases, he forged the first of a series of business partnerships with associates.

From New York Times

The release of the footage one week after the shooting followed harsh criticisms from the Allan family of the Farmington Police, in which they accuse officers of “stonewalling” rather than providing answers about the killing.

From Seattle Times