4. Refusing a vote. One of the easiest methods to obstruct your opponentsâ legislation is also one of the most aggressive. If you are in the Senate majority party and want to kill a proposed law, you simply convince your leader to refuse to schedule a vote. The proposed law can be introduced, approved, and amended by the relevant committees, reported to the floor, and even put on the Senate legislative calendar.
Kites with large surface area or powerful lift can lift the people who fly the kite off the ground or drag them into other objects. In urban areas there is usually a ceiling on how high a kite can be flown, to prevent the kite and line infringing on the airspace of helicopters and light aircraft.
This technique is still in use today. But the precise date when this started is unclear. By contrast there is sound documented evidence about the ancient use of kites in China. It is likely that the inspiration for the kite came from ancient Chinese watching the effect of the wind on leaves, bamboo hats or sails.