Today, Texas policy makers rage at Washington for moving too slowly to approve leases for deepwater offshore drilling, and for imposing tight environmental controls that could hinder power plants and refineries.
Tellingly, al-Kindi thinks that sensation hinders this power of the soul, rather than contributing anything to it.
Then Dodd-Frank sought to hinder that power.
Such transient, external determination may give it accidental properties that oppose and hinder the power of action it has in virtue of what inheres in it, and hence limit its power of action.
While political processes of peace-building in conflict regions can enhance recovery efforts, as examples from Aceh in Indonesia have shown (Gaillard et al. 2008), the effective organization of aid can also be hindered by power relations within societies (Scheper et al. 2006).
Compared to Kikuyu women, more Luo and Luhya women in Kenya currently survive as dependents of men in relationships that hinder their power to protect themselves from unintended pregnancies and sexually transmitted infections [ 21, 47, 48].
One primary cause for the lack of success in searching for optimal sets of SNPs is that the high dimensionality and highly correlated features of SNPs hinder the power of identifying small to moderate genetic effects connectable to complex diseases.
"It only bothers you when you've had a legit chance to win and either a yellow or something else hinders it," said Power, who has won 18 IndyCar races in his career.
The simplistic nature of these methods means that they are only able to consider the structure of a molecule as a whole, which significantly hinders the predictive power of these models.
First, high prices hinder shoppers' purchasing power.
