Sentence examples for he hindered from inspiring English sources

Mr. Quattrone, the former head of C.S.F.B.'s technology banking unit, is again fighting charges that he hindered a federal investigation into the bank's I.P.O.

Abbott has tried to position himself as a national security warrior on the international speaking circuit, but whether he hindered terrorists will always be difficult to establish.

A New Jersey police officer has been indicted on charges that he hindered the investigation into the shooting death of a limousine driver at the home of the former Nets star Jayson Williams.

Earlier this year, David Rainey, a former BP executive, was acquitted of charges that he hindered an investigation into the oil spill by manipulating calculations on how much oil flooded into the Gulf of Mexico.

"The opera is over," he said at the time, referring to the saga in which he was convicted on charges that he hindered a government investigation into initial public offerings at Credit Suisse, only to have the conviction reversed and the charges dropped.

Indeed, he hindered them by insisting on his own power, and because he represented de Gaulle who was the great obstacle to their revolution, they needed to get rid of him.

A defensive player commits interference if he hinders the hitter from swinging at a pitch (almost always because the swing clips the catcher's glove).

While the Doctor did not stop the Daleks, he does believe he has hindered their development for some centuries, and was thus successful in his mission.

In the year of the Montreal Olympics he broke 11sec for the first time, recording 10.55sec without using starting blocks that he felt hindered his start and he came second in the 100m at the AAA Championships.

Although he remained committed to Cuban annexation, he was hindered by popular opposition and the growing sectional conflict.

It is because this deeper conscience remains below the surface that he fails to recognise it, and fancies he is hindered by cowardice or sloth or passion or what not; but it emerges into light in that speech to Horatio.