Sentence examples for hampering its work from inspiring English sources

The agency, along with other United Nations organizations, has suspended its operations outside Damascus and sent home nonessential foreign staff members, further hampering its work, it said.

He even sought immunity for the 1982 bombing of the African National Congress office in London, in which no one was killed but the bulk of the exiled movement's records were destroyed, severely hampering its work.

Last December the ECHR itself acknowledged that its huge caseload was hampering its work.

He paints a bleak picture of the waste and sclerosis he claims is hampering its real work - serving the needy and promoting Christianity in parishes in every part of England.

American says it believes it can cut its work force without hampering its operations, arguing that the current work rules stifle its ability to operate some flights, modernize the fleet or make alliances.

But Dr. Wheelon grew frustrated in the job and considered resigning, believing the office was underfinanced and hampered in its work by a jumble of competing offices.

His absorption of the country's history, with its exhausted imperialism, its entrenched class system, only hampered his work; writing in a voice that wasn't his own, Naipaul simply confirmed his difference.

Levine's health problems — Parkinson's Disease and an array of other ailments — have hampered his work for years, not only at the Met but in his earlier position at the Boston Symphony.

The wet monsoon season further hampered his work, resulting in a series of only 43 photographs taken between August to December.

Is it hampering your work or personal life?

"It is hampering our work as a caretaker government.