Sentence examples for could impeded from inspiring English sources
Werle spent 15 years in prison for his crime, and his lawyers argue that Wikipedia's reference to his role in Sedlmayr's 1990 murder could impeded his "rehabilitation".
But it warned that failings in investigations could impede progress.
He started studying how the internet could impede democracy.
The banishment to the minors could impede his chances.
Over time, the junk could impede future missions.
"That creates a fear that could impede our First Amendment rights," she said.
Instead, it has leased maps from competitors, and still does, which could impede any sale.
The concern is that respiratory problems could impede athletic performance and prevent records from being broken.
No permission is necessary, unless a photographer needs a tripod, which could impede commuters.
That could impede Mr Obama's agenda in ways that he surely never anticipated.
And charities have warned of unintended consequences that could impede their work in informing government policy.
