Sentence examples for hinder and from inspiring English sources
6) Abolition of all restrictive and repressive cultural and religious customs which hinder and contradict women's independence, free will and equality.
The industry's solution to slowing piracy and preserving profits includes two recently adopted digital encryption techniques that will hinder and could even prevent consumers with digital televisions from recording movies or programs.
They were like those geographical areas in his In Search of Lost Time that Proust said were predestined to be battlefields because of accidents of geological formation: rivers, rises, gullies, which both hinder and inspire a general or tactician: "You don't make an artist's studio out of any old room; so you don't make a battlefield out of any old piece of ground".
"But his recent statements on H.I.V.-AIDS can, if taken too seriously, hinder and confuse the nation," he continued, insisting that Mr. Mbeki's remarks had not only been taken out of context but that the authorities were also not shirking the challenge of the AIDS crisis.
Most set-top boxes besides the very basic cable provider's units offer so many more features, but on-screen keyboards often hinder and almost nullify their use.
Experience-based knowledge such as the phenomenological approach seems to be relevant for understanding how everyday framework conditions may hinder and limit the use of neighbourhood forests.
It is, however, a report that has been hindered and constrained.
Those achievements, however, are hindered and ultimately threatened by poor performance on the governance front.
What about the 29 other children whose education is hindered and – in some cases – personal safety jeopardised?
Kant insists that opposing forces, "hindering and counteracting processes" operate ceaselessly in nature and in history.
Such interdiciplinarity has contributed to overcoming the conceptual confusions hindering and unnecessarily compartmentalizing the scientific study of empathy.
