Sentence examples for does that impede from inspiring English sources

But does that impede innovation in Chinese society?

When they say and do things that impede learning and advancement, it is an abuse of their authority.

Now that you've identified it, how does that fear impede your life?

And whereas you want to challenge them to go as far as they possibly can to fulfil the potential of the character, you don't want to do anything that impedes the music.

Women need a method of H.I.V. protection that they can control, that does not impede fertility and that men do not object to.

MIT engineers have created a new autonomous robot that can do exactly that, however, in a way that doesn't impede or inconvenience the people it's walking alongside.

Sustainable seafood is fish that is caught in a way that doesn't impede the fish's population growth or natural habitat, as well as the habitats of marine life in close proximity.

The report also underlines that much more needs to be done to reduce the disparities that impede the development of large numbers of children in East Asia and the Pacific.

After being briefed on the prosecutor's case on Friday, the African Union's Peace and Security Council issued a statement expressing its "strong conviction that the search for justice should be pursued in a way that does not impede or jeopardize efforts aimed at promoting lasting peace," and "reiterated the A.U.'s concern with the misuse of indictments against African leaders".

Goren described Glazer's M.M.A. business as a "part-time job" that does not impede his reporting.

More stimulating than thrilling, with a streak of satire that doesn't impede its fundamental earnestness, this is still only half a movie.