Sentence examples for impediments if from inspiring English sources

Its secondary aim is to discover what impediments (if any) managers and owner-managers perceived regarding further engagement in low carbon activities and initiatives, such that it could inform policies at the local government level (Derby County and Derby City).

"Gift Tax is an impediment if you are handing money over to your wife.

Mr. McCain enjoys such a high profile that he could be a big impediment if he raised questions about the Bush tax cut.

While it is useful for telecommunications carriers to be near densely populated areas, Mr. Hochfelder said, distance was not an impediment if a building was connected to fiber backbones.

Pregnant women were excluded from the study during pregnancy and offered to be reintegrated in the study after a minimum of 45 days following delivery, if there was no clinical impediment and if they consented.

They ask whether the advice has been followed, and if not, what the impediments are and if further assistance is necessary.

Catchings speaks with a slight speech impediment, as if she hadn't quite come out from under a shot of Novocain.

Mr. Pataki and the leaders have said the rules are reasonable and are an impediment only if a candidate ignores the state and does not cultivate ties at the grass roots.

But even given that, he finds the three-year limit to be a greater impediment because if a private equity firm can turn around a bank in a year, why should they hold it for another two?

For some, having to return to the hospital for dietetic appointments in addition to their radiotherapy can be an impediment; particularly if the appointments are not viewed as a core component of their cancer treatment.

You might argue that such impediments are justified if they might bring about significant change or where a nation is faced with deep crisis of some kind.