But a hiatus in Washington, D.C., hasn't hindered state-level progress on NGSS and campus efforts to improve undergraduate science courses. .
Unlike the Anglo-American model of the secular state, which seeks to hinder state interference in religious affairs, the French notion of laïcité actively blocks religious interference in affairs of state.
As for private class-action lawsuits on behalf of military consumers, most have been unsuccessful, often because of the same jurisdictional uncertainties and constant movement of plaintiffs and witnesses that hinder state regulators.
Financial institutions, security providers and landlords that serve marijuana businesses can be prosecuted for racketeering, money laundering and trafficking under current federal laws, which Mr. Leahy said also hinder states in regulating the banking and taxation of growers and dispensaries.
Pressure dependent Wide Angle X-ray Scattering (WAXS) is employed to analyse the interplay between the amorphous and the nanocrystalline phases of major ampullate spider silk from Nephila edulis in the (hindered) supercontracted state.
In other cases, company efforts to gain alignment with the UNGPs were hindered by state failures to implement and enforce human rights protections.
But the wide variation in municipal and agency reporting systems has hindered the state's ability to grasp the extent of the problem, she said.
Such corrections, however, may be hindered by state Supreme Court rulings that require cities to offset any reduction in a promised pension benefit with a comparable improvement, even when the reductions are negotiated in good faith to avert a fiscal disaster.
On Feb. 2, Mr. Farmer announced that he was reluctantly dropping charges against the 128 defendants, saying that the accusations of profiling could make their cases difficult to win, and that prosecuting the cases would hinder the state's effort to move beyond the allegations against state troopers.
The loss of more airports could seriously hinder the state's economy and the national transportation network, experts say.
That finding was intended to hinder the state party from disqualifying candidates in future primaries to give an edge to a party favorite, like Gov. George W. Bush of Texas.
