Sentence examples for impeded from exercising from inspiring English sources

The Nomole team had discouraged the Mashco from dealing with anyone but them, missionaries included, which Rey described as a moral affront: "Those people have rights, and the right to communication, too, but they are being impeded from exercising that right".

While the abilities need not be exercised at any particular time or may be impeded from exercise by some condition, the substance nonetheless possesses them in principle as long as it exists.

Despite reporting an understanding of health benefits, their health concerns impeded them from exercising.

The Care Quality Commission found, in its last report on the current state of mental health care, "failings that may disempower patients, prevent people from exercising legal rights and ultimately impede recovery or even amount to unlawful and unethical practice".

She said that the rigid plastic cuff, which may not be removed until her detention de casa ends in August, is uncomfortable and impedes her exercise.

Such constraints may impede the exercise process and undermine achievement of exercise objectives.

Certainly those involvements haven't impeded him from pushing back on the financial industry when appropriate.

Findings suggest that restrained-eaters are at risk of adopting compensatory eating behaviour that may impede negative energy balance typically resulting from exercise (i.e. expending insufficient energy to negate compensatory energy intake).

If you do get hurt in a way that impedes your ability to exercise, rest.

In the final days of the campaign, the Organization of American States observer team released a report expressing concerns that systematic campaign irregularities had "impeded the citizenry from having the confidence that sufficient conditions exist for the exercise of effective democracy".

The loss of biological diversity from tropical rainforests will impede researchers from finding cures to those diseases.