Sentence examples for impede law from inspiring English sources

It also wants to ensure that any restrictions do not impede law enforcement and national security efforts.

Some analysts say the move by Craigslist to ban adult services may actually impede law enforcement because that activity has been pushed from an observable platform to sites less easily monitored or controlled.

Quite irresponsible, it turns out, as criminals are now using such devices to impede law enforcement efforts.

Both are violations of our dignity and impede law-abiding citizens' access to travel.

But would it really impede law-enforcement that much if a judge was required to issue a warrant on each occasion?

To whatever degree Miranda ever impeded law enforcement, its effect abated a long time time ago.

After processing, these carapaces are difficult to identify on the basis of morphological characteristics, which impedes law enforcement.

Rebuttal: Explain how weeding out people unfit to possess a gun impedes law-biding citizens from defending themselves with legally acquired firearms?

Critics also warn that the new rules could impede legitimate law enforcement efforts by alienating communities whose cooperation the F.B.I. needs and by distracting agents from focusing on genuine criminal activity and national security threats.

Indeed, the record in this case makes clear that a decision holding these suspicionless seizures unconstitutional would not impede the law enforcement community's remarkable progress in reducing the death toll on our highways.

And for aliens and natives alike, they added a Sedition Act, which punished any "conspiracy" to impede federal law (five years in prison) or any utterance or writing found to be contemptuous of the government, Congress or the president (two years).