Moreover, the high costs associated with use of this technology can impede ability to conduct well powered studies.
Director Saul Dibb handles the action with an admirable feeling for tension, never letting the social issues impede the dramatic power of the story.
Marshall argued that the grant could not be valid because the aboriginal title was not extinguished; the Virginia Supreme Court disagreed: The Indian title did not impede... the power of the legislature to grant the land.
Mill argued that seriously unequal societies, by preventing individuals from developing their deliberative powers, mold individuals' character in unhealthy ways and impede their ability to live virtuous lives.
The practical technical advice will be an essential read for investigative journalists, who have expressed concern that the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 and the communications traffic superdatabase could impede their ability to protect sources.
And Chávez's supposed hold on power impedes them equally.
It's yet another example of a case in which monopoly power impedes innovation and reduces societal welfare and, perhaps more importantly, your blogger's welfare.
Veto Power Impedes Peace Efforts: Eliminating "the scourge of war" is one of the original goals of the United Nations, and the Security Council is the arm of the organization with the mandate, and the tools, to prevent and end conflict.
But progress has not been without its tragic and turbulent aspects: bitter territorial disputes and violent internal struggles for political power impeded the social and economic development of the state and crippled many of its political institutions.
Likewise, communication among stakeholders is also impeded by asymmetric power relations and imperfect knowledge exchange between actors at various levels.
