Sentence examples for hamper implementation from inspiring English sources

"He felt his further presence in the Defense Ministry would hamper implementation of recommendations made in the report," Mr. Tusk said.

This study also investigated which hospital characteristics and organizational issues hamper implementation.

The effects of modal interactions and nonlinear response characteristics can hamper implementation of high power ultrasonic technologies, due to the resulting modal coupling, increased stress, audible noise levels and poor control of the operating response.

If the Office of Management and Budget were to take O'Malia up on his suggestion, it would radically change the way some federal regulations are written and severely hamper implementation of a host of rules mandated by the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act.

Sheriff showed that only 3% of mental disease research is performed in low- and middle-income countries [22], but the religious and cultural individuality of these countries could greatly hamper implementation of any mental health interventions recommended by research performed in high-income countries.

Our hypothesis was that absence of acknowledged funding does not hamper implementation nor publication.

"Several factors hampered implementation: political instability, social unrest, issues related to administrative capacity and a recession that was much more severe than previously projected".

Although the IRA subsequently destroyed some of its weapons, it resisted decommissioning its entire armoury, hampering implementation of key parts of the peace agreement.

But frequent changes in personnel and turf wars between the national and local governments, as well as between the fisheries and forestry ministries, have all hampered implementation.

Scientists, policy advisors and governments have recommended that the issue be addressed at a landscape-scale, while noting that there are significant knowledge gaps that are hampering implementation of such an approach.

This past spring, Obama's U.S. attorneys in Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Montana, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Washington state issued letters to local and state government officials at carefully chosen times, for the purpose of killing medical marijuana reform measures or hampering implementation in each state.