Sentence examples for impede the intention from inspiring English sources

It would be unfortunate if unsubstantiated one-sided arguments would impede the intention of improving access to safe abortion care in India.

Moreover, from an economic perspective, domestic articles are subject to stricter requirements than those which are produced abroad, putting actors from within the EEA at competitive disadvantage and thus impeding the intention of REACH to enhance competitiveness and innovation.

Australia's attorney-general, George Brandis, was probably correct to deny that he had authorised the raids in order to impede the arbitration; it is more likely that the intention was to see whether the names of Australian spies who had conducted the espionage would be revealed.

Officials of the Clinton Administration seemed to go to great lengths to reassure industry participants -- including a reformed hacker turned security consultant who went by the Internet nickname "Mudge" during his hacker days -- that there was no intention to impose new regulations on them that could impede the growth of the Web.

Lower stock prices can impede the process.

This did not impede the narrative flow.

They impede the bending of the knee, making pedalling difficult.

He pledged that his government would not impede the troops.

If so, that would impede the desired result.

"We always say that you cannot impede the public".

Among such breaches could be action by the Government of Iraq seriously to obstruct or impede the inspectors, to intimidate witnesses, or a pattern of behaviour where any single action appears relatively minor but the action as a whole add up to something deliberate and more significant: something that shows Iraq's intention not to comply".