Sentence examples for aim of impeding from inspiring English sources

Iran is believed to have retaliated by launching many of the 2012 DDoS attacks on U.S. banks and by infecting the oil company Saudi Aramco with a virus that damaged tens of thousands of its computers, with the aim of impeding the flow of oil.

But in recent weeks, the European Union has talked openly of imposing a boycott on Iranian oil, and President Obama is preparing to sign legislation that, if fully enforced, could impose harsh penalties on all buyers of Iran's oil, with the aim of severely impeding Iran's ability to sell it.

The party aims to impede the access of Romanians and Bulgarians into the German welfare system.

Very limited evidence is also available on the effect of environmental management and modification aimed to impede phlebotomine sandflies from breeding.

Secondly, it aimed to impede North Vietnam's ability to wage war by reducing, if not stopping, the flow of men and material into South Vietnam.

However, measures that aim to impede more harmful attacks will, ceteris paribus, also be more effective than measures that aim at impeding less harmful attacks.

PAGE A20 Mideast Peace Hurdle Israel's main opposition party used a special session of Parliament to push through a resolution aimed at impeding new peace talks with the Palestinians.

Israel's main opposition party used a depleted special session of Parliament today to push through a resolution aimed at impeding new peace talks with the Palestinians, but Prime Minister Ehud Barak's government brushed the move aside as political grandstanding.

"The Siebel ads created massive confusion in the marketplace, which was clearly aimed at impeding competition.

The aim is to impede the spread of an infection through blood flow by blocking small veins with clots.

We also aim to evaluate factors impeding or facilitating implementation of interventions.