Sentence examples for impeded development from inspiring English sources

The insistence on secularism, in place since the country's founding in 1923, was intended to counter what were viewed as anti-modern strains within Islam that impeded development.

Glickman also briefly mentions arguments that segregated schools were undemocratic because they impeded development of the "capacities" of citizens for political participation.

Third, for every such example there are others where industrial policy has been a failure and may even have impeded development.

But narrowly conceived safety regulations covering these gases seem to have impeded development of the new technology in the United States, while several leading European companies are already marketing the new products.

"We have impeded development for more than six months; many families have been rehoused in better situations, and we have shone a bright light on the vile processes through which poor and working people are being cleansed from the capital".

The human brain is complex and difficult to study, which has impeded development of drug treatments for mental illnesses.

Caps must not impede development of broadband.

Meddling investors can also impede development.

Did Ms. Osserman intend "Stunt" to be a verb meaning to check or impede development?

This hampers analyses across surveys and impedes development of efficient sampling schemes.

Authoritarians often claim that democracy impedes development and that only a firm hand can transform a nation.