Sentence examples for impeded any from inspiring English sources

"I want to say in the strongest terms that I have never impeded any investigation," he told the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee.

Stepping into the Duesenberg's front compartment, intended primarily for limber chauffeurs, requires some contortion, and a division window impeded any backward seat travel.

His partial deafness and the speech impediment that muffles his voice have contributed to his lack of ostentation although, in truth, his character would have impeded any effort at gregariousness.

The tidal-power possibilities of Passamaquoddy, whose tides average an 18-foot rise, were first studied in the 1920s and have been the subject of occasional investigations ever since, but the continuing engineering difficulties and the immense costs involved, along with environmental concerns, have so far impeded any development.

In 2010, the European Council noted the continuing lack of "timely, reliable, accurate and comparable data, both at national and E.U. level" and lamented the lack of a "detailed E.U.-level study on violence against women," which limited the understanding of the extent of the violence and impeded any attempts to create a framework to respond to it.

Skills development is a critical factor for success and has, in the past, impeded any advancement of aboriginal people in these areas.

Instead, it has leased maps from competitors, and still does, which could impede any sale.

Weak share prices impede any recovery in consumer spending, which has been weak for two years now, Mr. Solbes said.

With his Cuban roots and hostility toward the Castro regime, Mr. Menendez would likely impede any diplomatic overture by Mr. Obama.

Washington needs to deal peremptorily with any warlord or government in the Middle East that impedes any American action to find Osama bin Laden.

Forces are also in position to impede any enemy movement into or away from the crash site," the United States military in Kabul said in a statement.