Sentence examples for hindered relations from inspiring English sources

Strong political party influence in the area hindered relations between the team and the local population.

He also suggested that President Sarkozy's prominent meeting with the Dalai Lama in December was still hindering relations with the European Union.

One key myth hindering relations is the idea that both religious groups have never truly lived in harmony.

They also need a clear, consistent framework for communicating with their employees about their efforts to avoid confusion among staffs and hindering relations between management and staff.

Although this cannot be considered a clinical disorder, it inevitably hinders relations with patients, visitors, and colleagues and thus facilitates abuse.

Jack Straw, then leader of the Commons, suggested in 2006 that wearing a veil might hinder community relations.

America's unequivocal support of Israel hinders our relations with the Arab world, a world in which we are desperately striving to win minds away from radicalism.

Pinkas Matan, the mastermind behind the cultural embassy who displayed red and green nail polish symbolising the Iranian flag, doesn't believe politics should hinder good relations between citizens.

Universal jurisdiction has been especially criticized by those who believe that it hinders diplomatic relations and tactical alliances with authoritarian regimes, no matter how unsavory they may be.

The Chak'an Itzas carried off most of the gifts that the Spanish party had brought for the Itza king, in an effort to hinder friendly relations developing.

He says his background in public relations hindered being taken seriously as a writer.