Early philosophical study of women by feminist scholars examined the limitations that hampered their own lives, and the lives of women generally, asking whether these resulted from alterable social arrangement or immutable biological destiny.
He felt that the crowded studio was hampering their relationship.
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.
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.
Yet, every day, around the world, rural women and girls face persistent structural constraints that prevent them from fully enjoying their human rights and hamper their efforts to improve their lives as well as those of others around them.
A decade after fleeing the American-led war on their country, Iraqis strewn across the region find that their ambiguous legal status continues to hamper their ability to get on with their lives.
These actions put children's lives at risk, hampers their right to an education and results in reduced enrolment and high drop-out rates, especially among girls.
When their lives were in danger during World War II -- Richter's father was of German descent -- his mother hampered their escape because she loved another man who lived with them.
"This inflammatory and disgusting rhetoric has real consequences for the safety of officers who put their lives on the line for us and hampers their ability to serve the communities that need their help".
Rough weather and high waves have hampered their work.
