Sentence examples for hindering those from inspiring English sources

"The Treasury Department has long focused on countering money laundering and corruption, cracking down on tax evasion, and hindering those looking to circumvent our sanctions," the treasury secretary, Jack Lew, said in a statement.

It has been blamed for speeding the fall of the Roman Empire, aiding the conquests of Genghis Khan and hindering those of Charlemagne, opening the way for the French and Russian Revolutions, and subjugating East Africa to colonization.

Unwillingness to verify most sex workers' accounts, too, she said, has long contributed to hindering those in the industry, especially with catfish accounts running scams.

The efforts to put pressure on Texas schools during the 1990s to raise test scores improved some students' life chances and but hindered those of others.

These factors conspire in unusual ways to delay and hinder those important developments that represent the critical transformation to effect meaningful change.

But if Trump succeeds in his determination to repeal the Obama administration's Affordable Care Act, which brought health insurance to millions more Americans, it will hinder those seeking affordable treatment programs.

Trump also said he put off challenging China more directly last year because he needed its assistance during nuclear talks with North Korea, but he has recently accused China of trying to hinder those discussions.

The new system, which has been ­championed by the Uefa president, Michel Platini, helps teams from Europe's so-called smaller nations to reach the ­Champions League group phase and, in turn, hinders those from the more ­established nations.

In addition, blocking the signals helped stop the cancer cells getting into the lungs from the blood stream, and hindered those that did get into the lungs from establishing themselves and forming new tumours.

But now there are lots of questions: how could he make such pictures while at the same time selling information he knew might hurt or at least hinder those fighting to end the oppression?

If Labour wants to promise good jobs and great public services on a tight budget in 2020 – and if it doesn't, God only knows how it expects to be elected – then it's got to show that it understands how this wave of technological change will both help and hinder those aims.