Sentence examples for have been impeding from inspiring English sources

But at the start of the '20s, France may have been impeding freedom.

"There have been challenges around adequate and predictable supply at the health facilities which have been impeding use.

Domestic production is intended to lessen that reliance on imports as well as power shortages that have been impeding economic growth.

But many others say that their lives have been impeded.

"Similarly deliveries in and out of businesses will have been impeded.

"It's clear to us that our investigation, and other investigations, have been impeded by this policy," he said.

This time it was Benji Marshall, in lively form on his return from a hamstring injury, who was denied after Warriors skipper Ryan Hoffman was deemed to have been impeded.

As has been the case with most African countries, economic development and modernization have been enormous tasks that have been impeded by the country's political instability.

Efforts to manage the snow and ice in France also have been impeded by problems with the distribution of de-icing salt.

Investigations have been impeded by the inaccessibility of any victim's corpse and the logistical difficulty of traveling to each of the three villages.

But within two minutes of the restart Wolves had halved the deficit from the penalty spot through Kevin Muscat after the half-time substitute Carl Robinson was judged to have been impeded by Darren Ward.