Sentence examples for creating impediments from inspiring English sources

"It's mostly about putting up obstacles and creating impediments," he told me.

Jeff Pash, the chief negotiator for the N.F.L., said the union was unnecessarily creating impediments with sidebar legal issues.

The goal of such an exercise isn't always to eliminate sources of irritability; sometimes, he said, the most interesting results come from creating impediments rather than removing them.

Most commonly applied in older cities whose road network does not match current needs, traffic restraint seeks to funnel traffic onto particular routes by creating impediments to movement on others.

The reason given in the bill in Cooper v. Marye for seeking the injunction is that the state has passed various acts creating impediments in the way of holders of coupons establishing their genuineness, by which their value will be practically destroyed, and the performance of these obligations be evaded, unless the officers of the state are restrained from prosecuting such suits.

Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) in eastern Sri Lanka say authorities are creating impediments to their return home.

Rather than use traffic control to increase efficiency of movement, controls are used to create impediments that restrain traffic from sensitive areas.

Copyright laws may create impediments to digital collages like remixes and mashups, but they protect an author's right to say no to involuntary commingling of her work with others'.

Yes, medicine's financing structure creates impediments for IT, but for complex reasons, not because of "a misplaced desire to protect the lucrative status quo". If only the problem were that easy to fix.

In addition to the lack of domestic oil reserves, factors including the institutional design of cooperation between government and private industries, the early history of the upstream industry, the target area of overseas development, and the changing environment have created impediments toward achieving the targets.

But unfortunately, at this level of technology, the complexity of the systems themselves creates impediments; although the cyber-puppeteer is capable of wondrous feats of real-time animation, a small army of technicians and programmers is required to run the system before he or she can take the first step in a motion-capture suit.