Sentence examples for has impeded progress from inspiring English sources

They say the vote threatened to entrench the political deadlock that has impeded progress toward greater integration with Europe.

Their failure to agree on such matters has impeded progress both in safeguarding the quality of genuine medicines and in criminalizing falsified ones.

In our nation's capital and beyond, gerrymandering has impeded progress on solving major national problems.

DAPA hasn't yet taken effect, and I think it has impeded progress on immigration, on immigration reform.

The Sept. 20 opener saw the duo spar over tax policy, with the Democratic challenger charging that Brown has impeded progress on jobs bills.

For all the emerging evidence of its promise, Parker said in an interview Tuesday night, "this is a classic example of where the funding system around medical research was really slow to adapt" -- and where academic and commercial secrecy has impeded progress.

Senate Republicans, he said, had "impeded progress" and taken years to pass bills related to hate crimes and discrimination.

A few major factors have impeded progress for a lot of Americans as the country wades out of the recession.

Although NASA responded favorably to the 2007 report, the committee said, the observational program's budget has fallen short and changes in the program's scope, overseen by the Office of Management and Budget and by Congress, have impeded progress.

Some reformers in Russia have maintained that IMF funds have impeded progress, serving as "a drug helping to maintain an unfit government".

The high intrinsic variability in clinical studies and an inability to predict chronic adhesion of host cells in vitro while maintaining the environmental conditions observed in hydrocephalus have impeded progress.