Sentence examples for hamper cooperation from inspiring English sources

Another major irritant in the bilateral relationship that could hamper cooperation from the Pakistani military stems from the decision by the Bush administration to complete a nuclear deal with India, Pakistan's archenemy.

From this perspective, the capacity of city-regions to face these challenges of governance at the metropolitan level largely depends on the specific local political contexts that may either favour or hamper cooperation between municipalities.

The role of power is crucial in the sense that it can seriously hamper cooperation (Hingley 2005; Kumar 2005; Sodano 2006).

Otherwise, the MNE's threat of relocations makes one union better off and the other worse off; these distributional effects can hamper cooperation.

At a press conference on Tuesday, the president said that Guantánamo is unnecessary to keep America safe; it is expensive and inefficient; it diminishes the standing of the United States in the international community; it hampers cooperation with allies on counterterrorism efforts; and it serves as a recruitment tool for extremists.

On Russia, Mr. Tenet also said recent efforts by the Kremlin to strengthen its role in overseeing the oil sector of the economy "could discourage investors and hamper energy cooperation with the West".

It undermines group solidarity and hampers cooperation.

In her first policy address on India June 17, Mrs. Clinton said Washington and New Delhi "will have to confront and transcend the mistrust that has hampered our cooperation in the past and address the lingering uncertainties".

So aiding Pejak would hamper future Iran-U.S. cooperation in Baghdad in addition to complicating the nuclear negotiations.

European officials concede they underestimated Al Qaeda's reach and sophistication and acknowledge that their lack of cooperation hampered terrorism investigations before Sept. 11.

The lack of activity-specific objective-setting and monitoring within the Government of Nepal-UNICEF programme of cooperation hampers the country's ability to determine whether its investments have been properly targeted, its resources are being used as intended, and its activities are achieving the desired results.