Sentence examples for hampering operations from inspiring English sources

Pirozzi, the mayor, said poor access to the village was hampering operations.

The group also has access to considerable oil reserves in newly-conquered territory, with less fear of coalition air strikes hampering operations.

This can severely hamper operations.

High winds, powerful waves and difficult currents hamper operations.

The power outage hampered operations at several banks and offices, with employees having to leave work early on Monday.

The proposals were ultimately not embraced by the government, and C.I.A officials argued at the time that it was not necessary to lift these restrictions because they had not hampered operations.

In a programme last month, RUC police officers alleged that its special branch had curtailed investigations, hampered operations and denied colleagues crucial information that could have led to arrests and prosecutions.

The administrator, Sean O'Keefe, said the effort would begin at the space agency's headquarters with consolidation of several of its departments into four so-called mission directorates that he said would eliminate artificial boundaries that can hamper operations.

It's still early days, but an acute skills shortage has hampered operations.

The priority is, as it has been all along, to restore adequate coolant to the fuel ponds and the reactors themselves - while hoping that earthquake aftershocks and bad weather do not hamper operations any more.

The authorities have previously rejected requests by journalists to visit the plant, on the grounds that radiation levels were too high and it could hamper operations to tackle the crisis.