Sentence examples for impairs to from inspiring English sources

In repeatedly holding that the Government may not appeal from an acquittal if a reversal would necessitate a retrial, the Court has, of course, recognized that this rule impairs to some degree the Government's interest in enforcing its criminal laws.

The compromise added the words "materially impairs" to the new preemption standard, which would now say that a state law is preempted if it "prevents, significantly interferes with, or materially impairs the ability of" a national bank or thrift "to engage in the business of banking".

No one, said Stange, is too young, too old, or too physically impaired to dance.

The company works with Kansas-based Envision Industries, which also serves the visually impaired, to make bioplastic tablecloths.

Instead, the central question was whether she was too impaired to be capable of consent.

Still, friends and relatives worried that Jami was too impaired to be away from home for so long.

But Robin Kotz, president of Maid Brigade, says there is no need for the house-cleaning impaired to despair.

Luxe, for example, offers a designated driver service for customers too impaired to drive their cars home.

Other curbs lack any markers for the visually impaired to warn them that they are entering the street.

So how can we make visually impaired to use online educational material?

But it is extremely rare for the visually impaired to compete in the pole vault.