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Bernal agrees that more privacy helps rather than hinders security, though he's not sure we will ever convince everyone of that fact: "The intervention of companies such as Apple will help.

The administration has also invested in better information sharing that it argues will remove a critical stumbling block that has previously hindered security cooperation between the private sector and national security agencies.

Ekmeleddin İhsanoğlu, the Secretary-General of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation, called the coup a "heinous and unacceptable act", adding that it would hinder security and the democratic process as it had occurred weeks before the runoff.

These health information problems hindered security organizations' assistance to health sectors.

What policies facilitated or hindered security forces from supporting health systems?

A number of motorcyclists have been decapitated by barbed wire strung across residential streets to hinder the security forces.

The American-led counternarcotics policy of forced poppy crop eradication in Afghanistan has been pivotal in hindering stability, security and development in the country's most impoverished regions.

Hinder said security staff used a combination of science, risk analysis and body language to target suspect passengers who might be bringing in prohibited items undeclared.

The draft as it stands now subjects fundamental freedoms to vague qualifications that render them meaningless: These freedoms must be exercised "according to the law" or as long as they don't hinder "national security".

Restraining publication of truthful information — prior restraint, as it is known — comes "bearing a heavy presumption against its constitutional validity," a presumption not met by the argument that the publication of a classified study of the government's policies in Vietnam would hinder national security.

"The way the House committee is treating the research," she says, "it is really hindering national security".