Sentence examples for hampered free from inspiring English sources

Then came the big shock: any cross-border transfer fee, be the player in contract or out of it, hampered free movement, said the EU's commission.

Participants in the FGDs included both men and women with different years of experience which may have hampered free exchange of views and experiences.

There are claims the provision hampers free speech and it has been the subject of a strong Liberal Democrat campaign.

Many are championing the idea of special economic zones in the north-east, which would free the area from the cat's cradle of rules imposed from Tokyo that hamper free enterprise.

Many independent advocates for Internet freedom have for years, however, characterized the Russian policy proposals as deeply worrying, for their potential to hamper free communication across borders and expose political dissidents inside authoritarian states to persecution.

The W3C's intent was to offer a technical alternative to the Communications Decency Act, a 1995 law criminalising the online transmission of "indecent material" to minors a broad and vague piece of legislation that, many feared, would hamper free speech on the Internet.

The commission rightly claims this discourages investment and a foreign takeover of VW, hampering free capital flows in the EU.Will globalisation see the shrinking of German car production from 5.5m cars a year to around 3m, closer to that of France and Spain?

The debate centers on the assumption that the expansion will increase the incidence of link removal, which reinforces privacy while hampering free speech.

Being able to differentiate between hatred and intense debate is an important skill in democracy and politics; merging prejudice with confrontational viewpoints only hampers free speech.

If this agreement becomes law multinationals can claim that those domestic laws and regulations hamper free trade and can sue for millions of dollars in "damages".

The draft resolution, to be debated on Tuesday and voted on Wednesday, highlights China's attempts to invest in Europe's strategic infrastructure, using its "Belt and Road initiative", which hampers free trade and gives Chinese companies a competitive advantage.