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Moreover, the article said that most of the informants were criminals and that the case had been "hampered from the beginning by the shaky credibility of most of the accusers -- convicts, suspects and relatives with an ax to grind".

"Our approach has been hampered from the beginning by our failure to initiate direct, high-level contact with Syria, perhaps the one party that can bring some meaningful pressure to bear on Hezbollah, besides Iran," said Wayne White, former deputy director of the State Department's Bureau of Intelligence and Research Office of Analysis for the Near East and South Asia.

Welch's protégé, Paolo Fresco Paolo Fresco, has been hampered from carrying out his strategy at Italian auto giant Fiat by Italy's pre-historic labor environment.

And it has been hampered from distributing music directly to consumers via the Internet by long-term relationships with bricks-and-mortar retailers who worried about losing their cut.

Buono has been hampered from the start by Christie's large popularity.

To put it differently, it is possible that the conscious self -- the thinking, feeling being that we are -- is very much intact when we are stricken by Alzheimer's, but has been hampered from expressing itself in the normal way because of its involvement with a sick brain.

"Departments should not be hampered from enhancing their disability diversity just because of associated costs," said Winfield.

Without them, banks will be hampered from originating credit since they will be unable to sell these loans off their balance sheet".

The upshot is that competition is hampered from sorting out the efficient firms from the inefficient, and car plants may not end up where costs, proximity to markets and comparative advantage dictate.

Other refugees who might be eligible for asylum are hampered from filing by the trauma that caused them to flee their home country, said Eleanor Acer, director of the refugee program at Human Rights First.

He was hampered from the outset because he won with 39percentt of the vote, as the traditional Nationalist majority was split by the breakaway candidacy of James Soong, and because his own Democratic Progressive Party held fewer than one-third of the parliamentary seats.