The phrase "hinder dialogue" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to obstruct or impede communication or conversation between two or more people. Example: The heated argument between the two politicians only served to hinder dialogue and prevent any productive discussion from taking place.
But political analysts here said that it was unlikely to seriously hinder the dialogue between the two nations.
The use of waiting lists was a source of frustration if it hindered further dialogue and different approaches to CPA management, documentation and electronic information transfer were evident.
The big picture does matter; relationships with Israel for Egypt and the same for Burma with China hinder and shape the dialogue for real reform.
In this way, they make a major contribution to critical thinking, since without becoming aware of the multiplicity of ways of living, ways of learning and the 'thickness' and complexity of life, assumptions that hinder intercultural awareness and dialogue cannot be swept aside.
The Al Wefaq political party said that the sentences were hindering efforts at dialogue and damaging the country's international reputation.
The company's artistic director Ilan Ronen was not available for comment, but he recently told the Guardian that he thought the letter was a "disgrace," and that a proposed boycott hinders "artistic dialogue" between European companies.
While a continuous dialogue about the quality of the pictures became an emblem for the quality of care, this dialogue was hindered by the system and the way the care process was structured.
Insufficient policy dialogue opportunities and collaboration between researchers and policymakers and stakeholders hinder the use of evidence.
It blamed the opposition's foreign backers for "hindering the Syrian national dialogue" proposed on Jan . 6by President Bashar al-Assad, who said he would talk only with opposition groups he considered to be loyal to Syria.
This has led to mutual misunderstandings rather than intercultural dialogue, with international students believing that home students waste their time by dominating the discussions and home students assuming that international students hinder their learning by keeping silent.
