Sentence examples for impede budget from inspiring English sources

They are strategic actors [ 7], who can act individually or collectively to modify the governments' projects, such as trying to impede budget cuts, which they present as a strategy to protect the quality of services, or blocking a more equal deployment of resources, which becomes an obstacle to achieving a more equitable access to care.

The bill came to the floor only after the state's legislative black caucus pulled a parliamentary measure impeding budget votes, and became one of the outgrowths of a resulting special session on crime.

The episode's small budget impeded production; Davies wanted the TARDIS prop to be on fire until he was reminded that he was writing "the cheap episode".

As oxidative phosphorylation was impeded, the ATP budget was augmented by enhanced substrate-level phosphorylation.

Further, longstanding court orders often impede vast policy or budget changes, something else the mayor was not fully aware of when he ran for office.

Republican lawmakers are bent on derailing reform by any means necessary, including starving regulatory budgets, impeding the confirmation of regulatory nominees and pressing regulators to adopt light-touch rules.

The measure would also have initiated amending the Constitution to require a balanced budget, which would impede our ability to manage economic cycles.

There is no doubt, of course, that Congress has every right to insist that Washington be governed responsibly, that it remain within its budget, and not otherwise impede the federal functions which are, after all, the city's reason for being in the first place.

A study among 13 state DOTs [16] indicated that the deployment of RWIS was seriously impeded by lack of standards and available budget.

Case and its supporters say the fact that the capital budget is not ring-fenced impedes long-term planning and investment, and they worry it may be targeted again when the spending review is announced on 26 June.

"And it is also possible that Brazil's election authorities won't be afforded the kind of budget needed to monitor campaigns and impede such practices".