Given the evidence suggesting that even hands-free operation is dangerously distracting to drivers, we may need to ask whether all cellphone use should be technologically impeded in moving cars.
So we have to set up a system that doesn't impede people from moving [the work] around".
However, some slums may persist if the poor prefer locations that are closer to the city center.18 Also, slums may continue to grow because poverty traps impede migrants from moving to a better location, despite the intention of the poor when they move to the city to live in a slum only temporarily (Marx et al. 2013).
In our opinion, the variable "eating in the bedroom", which emerged as the one with the highest OR value, should be considered as a proxy for overall health status, including both a high level of disability (i.e. the subjects are bedridden) and the presence of acute diseases or exacerbations of chronic diseases that impede them from moving from the bedroom.
Without change, "the imbalance between labor and management" could "materially impede the DWP from moving out of the last century," the report said.
It is the kind of response that impedes the world from moving forward together.
During art college I'd decided moving out would impede what I wanted to do.
Further, the logistics of DNA transfer necessary for large-scale sequencing is severely impeded by permitting constraints for moving biospecimens internationally.
Advocates for the poor have urged softening this, so that the poor do not have to choose between employment and health care, which they say impedes efforts to move people off welfare.
At Celtic's first-half leveller, which cancelled out Adam Rooney's 27th-minute snap shot that gave the Dons the lead, McInnes feels his playmaker Niall McGinn was impeded as he moved to accept Andrew Considine's pass in the centre circle.
