Sentence examples similar to genuine impediments from inspiring English sources
Since then people have wondered how the law would be applied, and whether it would advance China's transformation into a market economy, or serve as an impediment to genuine competition.
It then demonstrates how neo-colonialism remains an impediment to genuine empirical sovereignty and poverty reduction in Africa today.
The other significant theory about the origin of the legend, proposed by Robert Chambers in 1864, is that a genuine child was born in the early 17th century with facial deformities resembling a pig's face and a speech impediment causing her to grunt.
But many impediments remain.
Common law impediments remained.
It said that settlements were not an impediment to peace, but that they "may not be helpful". Mr. Trump's remarks were more pointed, however, and experts said they suggested a genuine shift.
There are technical impediments.
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They have hearing impediments.
There are other impediments.
