Part of the problem, he continued, is that in Afghanistan the "perception of security is diminishing" and "fear of Taliban reprisals" impede progress.
Embarrassment and fear of judgment can impede identification of prenatal alcohol use via face-to-face screening [ 29].
In Exodus 6 12, Moses expresses his fears aloud to God: The Israelites would not listen to me; how then should Pharaoh heed me, a man of impeded speech!
By the same token, I have the privilege every day of being able to try to steer the ship of U.N. peacekeeping, to open the gates to civilians fleeing mass violence in South Sudan, or try to push for a peacekeeping force to be deployed to the Central African Republic, or, on Ebola, try to counteract some of the fear that might impede some of the response.
At the same time, parental negative feelings (e.g. confusion, detachment, fear) may impede the establishment of a well-balanced parent-infant relationship and can be the source of parent-infant attachment difficulties [ 13, 14].
She talked a lot about the dangers of reporting and how her sense of insecurity and fear of being harmed was impeding her reporting, and those weren't observations that were often being made in newspaper stories at the time.
This type of false opinion gives rise to such emotions as fear, which impede living in accordance with nature.
French authorities have said they're proceeding with the clearance as the current conditions are unsafe, and — while they are distrustful of the changes and fear they will impede their chances of making it to the UK — many migrants and volunteers also speak of the smugglers and criminals that operate within the camp in Calais.
Parents made it quite clear that fear of death and anxiety impeded their ability to interact with the baby.
If moral clarity were to lead to an oversimplified view of the war on terrorism as "a parable of good (us) versus evil (them)," I fear it may impede the kind of analytical clarity the United States needs to expose areas where we might be at fault.
