Sentence examples for having impeded from inspiring English sources

His successor, Thabo Mbeki, who once famously said he never knew anyone who had AIDS and questioned whether H.I.V. caused it, is now generally seen as having impeded South Africa's fight against the disease.

The structure of the market has impeded private investment.

He agreed that his lie could have impeded the investigation.

And the unpopularity of wealth taxes has impeded global cooperation.

Is that what has impeded this movie and its disconcerting grasp of uncomfortable truth?

But they have found that special education has impeded overall reform.

In any event, his ethical high-wire act appears not to have impeded his political progress.

Carney has several times pointed out that fiscal tightening has impeded the recovery.

Their battles, banditry and financial exactions have impeded economic recovery and national cohesion.

Sadly, abortion politics have impeded much of this stem cell research.

Any such assistance would have impeded his unlawful removal to Guantanamo.