Based on our clinical data and the literature we also recommend regular hearing tests for children with KBG syndrome since hearing loss is relatively common, can develop at a young age and thereby hamper speech and language development.
In the role of John Merrick, which required hours of makeup application before each day's filming, he was unrecognizable as the monstrous-looking but gentle sufferer of a rare affliction that enlarged his head, twisted his musculature and hampered his speech and mobility.
There are claims the provision hampers free speech and it has been the subject of a strong Liberal Democrat campaign.
On the contrary, when and if enforcement comes, it most probably will target those colleges and universities that are seen as hampering conservative speech.
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 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.
Michael Cox, Wheeler's director of communications, said the mayor did not mean to "hamper political speech" and that his request to the federal government was based on security concerns, not differing political viewpoints.
The case, which dates from 1986, pitted the Federal Election Commission against the Colorado Republican Party, which argued that its right to unfettered political speech was hampered by any limit on coordinated spending.
We argued that the law unconstitutionally restricts free speech, hampering the ability of medical personnel to protect the health and safety of patients and their families.
