Sentence examples for hamper their work from inspiring English sources

The Guardian has written to key Australian politicians of both main parties to seek their assurance that the incoming government will not intimidate journalists or hamper their work as the paper continues to investigate government surveillance around the world.

The Post argued that journalists who work in conflict zones should not be required to testify about war crimes unless it was absolutely vital because it could hamper their work and endanger their lives.

Baghdad's determination to pre-empt a return of United Nations inspectors without any conditions to hamper their work, on the other hand, shows that Mr. Hussein understands the gravity and potential consequences of the Bush administration's approach, which calls for sending an armed security force with the United Nations inspectors.

Lawyers for The Washington Post today challenged a subpoena served by the United Nations war crimes tribunal on a former reporter for the newspaper, arguing that journalists who work in conflict zones should not be required to give testimony unless absolutely vital because it could hamper their work and endanger their lives.

But the Air Accidents Investigation Branch is refusing to release the recorder arguing it would hamper their work.

A storm is brewing over a proposed animal rights agreement that some researchers say will hamper their work.

Rough weather and high waves have hampered their work.

But the council withdrew its last inspection team in 1998, after its leaders complained that Iraq was hampering their work.

The site's users have complained that lack of access to the site, which usually carries detailed information on air-monitoring stations and current local levels of pollution, was hampering their work.

"A very troubling picture is emerging of understaffed operations, badly equipped firefighters and inadequate training severely hampering their work and creating greater risk for firefighters and the public," he said.

This is not the first time that British GM researchers have complained about E.U. red tape hampering their work.