Sentence examples for hamper protection from inspiring English sources

It was a bit of an after-thought and the inclusion of archaeological sites into the framework of the National Register left many archaeologists of the era worrying that it may in fact hamper protection efforts.

It also would have hampered protection of other threatened species and blocked tougher restrictions on the ivory trade.

Cazenave, for instance, laments the fact that the phenomenon where 'the protection of children in an area where the freedom to movement is a right but where a cross-border element hampers protection processes' is one that 'has received too little attention to date' (Cazenave 2012, p. 5); the research by Terre des Hommes is aimed at tackling this problem.

The lack of consistent legislation may hamper the protection of children by failing to define society's minimal expectations of parents.

The use of N95 respirators prevents spread of respiratory infectious agents, but leakage hampers its protection.

A common belief is that forestry-related environmental protection hampers the economy, whereas Bezdek et al. (2008) argue that this belief is untrue.

Democrats, environmental organizations, labor unions, Internet freedom groups and many public health experts oppose TPP, saying it will exacerbate income inequality and hamper key regulatory protections.

These knowledge gaps hamper progress towards better protection of the public and wildlife.

541436e9-66a0-4730-b0bb-9c7fae51eab6 Uncertainty about the future cost of flood protection is hampering the housing recovery in coastal communities hit hardest by Hurricane Sandy.

Given the above conflicts between privacy principles and big data, it has been argued that, in order to avoid hampering technological development, privacy protection should focus only on potentially privacy-harming uses of the data (rather than on data collection) or even allow for self-regulation.

However, the efforts of small rescue organizations such as South West Equine Protection are hampered by a lack of funding.