Sentence examples for impeded at the from inspiring English sources

Jeffrey Toobin joins Dorothy Wickenden to discuss why minority voters are still being impeded at the polls.

With Dorothy Wickenden April 7, 2016 Jeffrey Toobin joins Dorothy Wickenden to discuss why minority voters are still being impeded at the polls.

Kayani mused about the "glorification of terrorism" (particularly the pictures of dead combatants in the press) and said Pakistan needed press laws similar to those in the UK. 7. (C) Kayani and Petraeus agreed that some of the civilian/military projects, which had been impeded at the 11th Corps, needed to be speeded up.

Otherwise, slip is impeded at the grain boundary.

"It was disappointing because I felt I was a little bit impeded at the start, but the referee wasn't interested in any of that," Eley told BBC Sport after his disqualification.

By nature, capsular fusion is impeded at the haptic-optic junction.

The descent of cold plume heads is most strongly impeded at this depth, and V RMS_h takes its local minimum value.

Rotenone is likely to hamper ROS formation in SFR-treated cells because, as a Complex I inhibitor [ 62], it impedes at the origin the electron flow to other, possibly pivotal targets located downstream, such as Complex III.

The U.S. economic recovery would be impeded, at a cost of as many as 750,000 jobs.

This may influence the proposed action because fungal growth may not be impeded at a concentration of 100 μg/mL in vitro compared with convincing inhibition at 200 and 300 μg/mL.

From screening to diagnosis and treatment, best practice in Kenya is impeded at every stage.