Sentence examples for because it would hamper from inspiring English sources

The government has reservations about the treaty creating the International Criminal Court because "it would hamper" domestic law enforcement efforts, a presidential spokesman said.

The European Commission is likely to take a dim view of a merger because it would hamper efforts to draw Ukraine into its sphere of influence and away from Russia's orbit.

He reiterated the agency's stance that restricting air travel between the US and the affected region in Africa would be a harmful step because it would hamper efforts to combat Ebola and worsen the economic situation there.

"All along Karl knew that any kind of enormous expansion of the entitlement programs was going to be an ideological-philosophical problem with the conservatives," said one Republican with close ties to the White House who did not want to be identified because it would hamper his relationship with a president who prefers that his advisers are not named in the newspapers.

Some campaign aides were concerned about scheduling the surgery, which is elective, because they feared it would hamper the candidate's interaction with voters, or revive memories of Mr. Kerry's struggle with prostate cancer last year, though it is unrelated.

"I don't mind taking a step backward, but I'm not going to take four or five steps backward," said the woman, who asked not to be identified because she thought it would hamper her job search.

Some clinicians would not use a computer in the exam room because they thought it would hamper physician-patient interactions.

Afghan officials said that the government had opposed the treaty for the past two years because of concern that it would hamper the fight against the insurgency.

"We realized there was a lot of kitchen waste and that if we put it in incinerators it would hamper incineration because it's wet," said Chiang Tsu-nong, deputy inspector general with the government's Bureau of Environmental Inspection.

It would hamper startups and limit innovation.

If copyright were to be enforced absolutely it would hamper the ability to innovate and create.