"When the line prosecutors know that the attorney general knows what they are doing, it could hamper their independence," Mr. Schumer said in an interview.
Most incoming college students, even the bright ones, do not do it and it hampers them in courses and in later life.
If in fact it does hamper the division of cells responsible for hair growth, then, Dr. Sadick said, it would be similar to Vaniqa, the only prescription medication of its kind approved by the Food and Drug Administration.
The second reason Google isn't rolling this out everywhere is that it does hamper the speed of search a bit.
The British government was set to approve the BSkyB takeover this week and will most likely still allow it to go ahead on the ground that it does not hamper media competition in Britain.
Crucially, Osborne will be hoping that what ever his "credit easing" looks like, it does not hamper his efforts to cut the deficit.
Whilst some of the reporting closed shops, most obviously the political lobby, confer benefits, being outside it does not hamper quality political journalism.
This leads to the question of the population dynamics of structural heterozygosity: if a heterozygous configuration leads to genetic map constrictions, and if it does not hamper reproduction, a fraction of the progeny that is again heterozygous should display the same genetic constriction.
The golden rule is do not reinvent on the birthday; go with the tried-and-tested method to bake a cake so that it does not hamper with the celebration.
Just because a contract is unusual or exclusive doesn't mean it hampers competition.
