There was plenty of evidence, the court stated, to find that the three officers agreed to impede investigators by putting out a false account of what occurred.
Antiepileptic medication could impede coagulation, thus putting the patient at an increased risk of intraoperative bleeding.
Lanier, speaking with the other officials during a mayoral event at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, said fears were overstated that the end of the carry ban would impede everyday policing by putting thousands of additional guns on the street.
Of course, a clear take-down of southern racism is addressed and condemned as early as the first scene of the pilot episode, but it in no way impedes the series from putting on-screen characters an audience of any region can get behind.
The other two, the multicenter RCT that ignores site differences and centralized multicenter collaborative RCTs, we argue, are not only not cost-effective but may also produce misleading results, thus impeding scientific progress and possibly putting patients at unnecessary risk.
It didn't bother them that they were impeding the people who were putting out the fire or that this was serious business for those who lived there.
"If you offer zero knowledge encryption we understand the motivation for that, but there are downsides to it," he said, citing services like search, access to third-party apps, seamless access to data from mobile devices and other features that would be impeded if people put more encryption into Dropbox.
"We will have to be very careful about putting in something which could impede or effectively destroy our ability to make a living from the land".
The House's $129 million cut would seriously impede its ability to do that job, putting the health of American consumers at risk.
The body's ability to regulate its temperature (also known as thermoregulation) may be impeded when too much blood is diverted, putting increased stress on the heart and lungs.
