Sentence examples similar to impeded from continuing from inspiring English sources

"In this case, it reached a situation in which we were no longer able to maintain the climate of tolerance, of sensibility the decision was made to impede [the teachers] from continuing to assault and cause acts of violence," Ortega added.

It also warned that "the current economic environment may impede our expectations to return to profitability from continuing operations this year".

Laurance stresses that developing countries should not be impeded from pursuing development.

Screen Producers Ireland, which represents Irish production companies, claimed workers were impeded from getting to work.

On Sept. 17, a judge sealed the arrest affidavit for 14 days, in response to a request from state prosecutors who contended that unsealing it would impede the continuing murder investigation.

Experiences included being prevented by organizational directives from continuing care or being so distressed by ethical challenges that the HCP felt their professional abilities were impeded.

The Korean Governmentt protection" impeded and continues to hamper the investigation of the downing.

Of course, the economy will only be further impeded if the shutdown continues.

These impurities can originate from the residual ambient gases present in the vacuum chamber and usually impede continued crystal growth by inducing renucleation.

The shutdown has furloughed 350,000 federal workers, impeded various government services, put continued operations of the federal courts in doubt and stopped the IRS from processing tax refunds.

Despite these clear advantages, implementing HSI continues to be impeded by the complexity of human-technology integration issues.