Sentence examples for designed to hamper from inspiring English sources

But Canada's budget process is designed to hamper rigorous scrutiny.

The prime minister has few options but to continue with his previous tactics: principally, lobbying the United States Congress to pass new legislation designed to hamper the negotiations, and giving interviews to the American media warning of the framework's shortcomings.

Gen Martin Dempsey, chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, said the air strikes that had killed the IS leaders were designed to hamper the Islamist group's ability to conduct attacks, supply fighters and finance operations.

The law's strict provisions have led civil rights groups to argue it was designed to hamper turnout from minorities and young people, who tend to vote Democratic.

In addition, restrictive energy policies should be avoided or carefully designed to no hamper economic growth.

After all, as the American Bankers Association, led by Edward L. Yingling, noted in a comment letter to the F.D.I.C., it would be somewhat odd "to hamper a program designed to benefit banks because of a concern that banks would benefit".

But to what extent do their political ideologies reflect that of their constituents?Technology: A tinkerer's charter America's digital copyright law, designed to protect intellectual property, is hampering innovation.

The lack of published estimated intra-cluster correlations continues to hamper the design of studies that employ a cluster sample[ 9].

Modern analytical methods provide tools by which compositional shifts in bacterial communities can be detected, but inadequate bowel-sampling procedures and poorly designed studies hamper progress.

This all gives one the impression that Ark needed a few more months to tweak the interface, and it's a shame that a game so beautifully designed is hampered by so many minor annoyances.

Polygon's Russ Pitts found the game a frustrating exercise, his experience determined by the arbitrary quality of player designed houses, and hampered by the game's harsh consequences of failure.