Sentence examples for and not impeding from inspiring English sources

Policing its loan contractors instead, to ensure they're giving borrowers the right information and not impeding their efforts to enroll and remain in income plans, isn't a priority, these people said.

It is important to check the dressing is comfortable and not impeding the circulation to your dog's limb.

Any tackler who cannot get to his feet must roll clear and not impede the attacking side.

Rousseau does not go so far as Machiavelli in proposing a revival of pagan cults, but he does propose a civil religion with minimal theological content designed to fortify and not impede (as Christianity impedes) the cultivation of martial virtues.

In a follow-up statement November 15, FM Douste-Blazy called on the GOT to respect freedom of information and not impede the work of journalists attending the WSIS, without protesting the Boltanski assault.

"It's up to the media companies and distributors to figure out the models that will make sense for consumers and not impede on the benefits of the Internet".

Professor John Wass, academic vice-president of the Royal College of Physicians, said it was delighted by the news, although he added: "It is disappointing that we will have to wait for the results of yet another consultation, but we hope this will be swift and not impede the introduction of regulations in this parliament.

This air flow is turbulence-free and not impeded by the movements of the surgical team in the defined air flow area.

You can easily relax and continue the normal payments disbursed from your finances and not impede on the existing payment structure with the aid of a personal loan.

RP: Yeah, I think there definitely is a role because this is theft, this is fraud and people aught to go to jail for this and I think the fact that we do have at the federal level a responsibility to promote interstate trade and not impede trade.

In an ideal world, Harris said, Walmart would meet all of the strikers' demands by publicly committing to raise pay, improve benefits and not impede workers' efforts to unionize.