Sentence examples for impede action from inspiring English sources

Strangely enough, doubt need not impede action.

The EPA also could add a compliance phase-in period, and may face lawsuits and other actions such as congressional riders that further impede action.

This lack of a well-defined programme agenda, in conjunction with lack of data and social invisibility, impede action and investment.

On the other hand, some interviewees highlighted the risk that a lack of modelling (or evidence in general) might impede action when needed (table 4c)—a point echoing the concerns of being narrowly 'evidence-based' discussed earlier.

Mr. Schwarzenegger, who has been in office less than five months, appears to have grasped that elected officials can sometimes impede quick action.

One who has this view is Sen. Russel of Georgia, chairman of the Senate Armed Services Comm The lesson the Air Force has drawn is that war in the air, where no demonstrations can impede the action, should be greatly stepped up.

Moreover, they have constructed a machinery in the shape of States, specially and deliberately calculated to impede central action, to stop the exercise of power, to reduce government, except so far as it is expressed in arrests by the parish constable, to an impossibility.

This is unfortunate because comparative optimism is assumed to impede preventive action.

They felt that harmonisation at EU level was not always the best approach and in some cases may actually impede UK action.

Raman did address elements of the post-Citizens United campaign finance landscape that impede Justice Department action.

Higher regional methylation of this enhancer, caused through increased methylatable CpG sites, on the susceptibility haplotype may impede its action in terms of enhancer-specific transcription factor recruitment, subsequent chromatin DNA looping, enhancer-promoter interaction and enhanceosome formation [51] with subsequent down-regulation on IRX3 expression.