Sentence examples for hindering cooperation from inspiring English sources
DANANG, Vietnam — President Trump said on Saturday that he believed President Vladimir V. Putin was sincere in his denials of interference in the 2016 presidential elections, calling questions about Moscow's meddling a politically motivated "hit job" that was hindering cooperation with Russia on life-or-death issues.
Environmental regimes, in general, also displayed features in favour of a mature anarchy system, yet – mainly due to the very different socio-economic characteristics of its participants – were still subjected to the national interest hindering cooperation.
At times, it was obvious politics were hindering cooperation and overriding the best interests of the community at large.
They can hinder cooperation and team processes, which are of utmost importance in software development.
In addition to the effort that would be wasted if each participant "reinvented the wheel," this would hinder cooperation in developing effective MOOCs going forward.
Thus, competition between medical professionals in the ambulatory sector (primary and secondary care) hinders cooperation.
Due to the system structure, competition between medical professionals in the ambulatory sector (primary and secondary care) hinders cooperation.
Since the increase in the critical b/c ratio with λ is in all cases sublinear, this change always hinders cooperation.
Our results may stimulate research into the relation between the size and content of culture gaps that hinder cooperation and affect the performance of hospitals.
Political disputes, economic inequalities, and the division of the Asia-Pacific region into two World Health Organization offices (Western Pacific Regional Office and South East Asia Regional Office) has hindered cooperation between dengue-affected countries in the past.
But critics predicted that the closure would worsen congestion at the smaller Kerem Shalom terminal, increasing delivery costs and hindering economic cooperation between Gaza and the West Bank, which Palestinians hope one day to turn into a linked independent state.
