Sentence examples for deliberately hindering from inspiring English sources
They sometimes suspect that local governments are deliberately hindering the movement by failing to allocate enough money.
Its top managers are western Germans, but many staff members are former Communist bureaucrats, who some experts believe are deliberately hindering the process by favoring their cronies.
It considers the Israeli settlements illegal under international law and has blamed Israel for deliberately hindering the Palestinian economy in the West Bank, Reuters writes.
He has also condemned the Sunday Times for making the couple fight a libel battle over a story alleging that they had deliberately hindered the search for Madeleine.
The All England Lawn Tennis Club says under the rules of tennis, a point can be awarded to a player if their opponent is thought to have deliberately hindered them during play.
"I see it as hindering innovation in a really dramatic way". "When we came up with this technology we deliberately did not want to make any intellectual property claims," Cerf says.
These are surely hindering growth.
Stop hindering from yourself!
Witnesses from both sides said they had learned from the past: The Secret Service and the police in watching how bombings and attacks have been carried out in recent years around the world, and the protesters in how the expression of dissent is increasingly hindered, they said, by deliberately overcautious security tactics.
In both Britain and America, incumbents have hindered adoption of DSL by being deliberately unhelpful towards new entrants, many of which have given up or gone under.
