Sentence examples for impede delivering from inspiring English sources

The physician's own internal conflict may impede delivering a consistent message to the family.

And cultural traditions impeding women from delivering with assistance can be confronted with more awareness and, of course, education.

These analog CSO directors' commitment to accountability, and to the sound policy recommendations that give weight to the process as much as the end result, slow down and impede the organization in delivering its messages and may become the Achilles heel in the world of digital activism.

Patients reported that a provider's approach to delivering information can impede their participation in healthcare discussions.

Distance and transportation costs from their homes to health centres impede some rural women from delivering their babies in health facilities, and a cultural preference for home delivery instead of institutional delivery prevails in many rural households.

The development of biotech drugs such as peptides and proteins that act in the central nervous system has been significantly impeded by the difficulty of delivering them across the blood-brain barrier.

Drugs are usually administered via the intravenous route, but the BBB often impedes the intravenously delivered drug in reaching the intracranial compartment.

Through effective advocacy at the highest levels of Government, UNICEF has successfully overcome obstacles impeding NGO involvement as key partners in delivering community-based action.

"He did not want his convoy of vehicles to block trucks delivering water or food or medical supplies, or to impede National Guardsmen from around the nation who were arriving to help".

In conflict zones, increased skepticism may also endanger the lives of aid workers and impede their abilities to deliver life-saving assistance to affected populations.

Lack of confidence and fear of naming deficits in their service delivery and practice can impede providers' ability to deliver improved services that meet Indigenous people's needs [ 17].