Sentence examples for impediments to open from inspiring English sources

All children may benefit from using art in a therapeutic setting, but art may be especially beneficial for children who experience impediments to open and/or fluent verbal communication.

It's an embarrassment, it's an impediment to open democracy and it's time for it to be replaced.

The scheme would have restricted public access to information regarding the deliberative process used by state and legislative leaders -- an impediment to open and accountable government.

These panels are rigid and run from the seat-backs to the ceiling, providing an impediment to opening the roof.

Our findings suggest that, although there is a positive link between air transportation and economic development in Africa, the multilateral efforts at reducing institutional impediments to more open aviation markets have not produced significant results.

Mr. Paul Dec. 15, 2011 Energy and the Environment Remove impediments to energy development, open more domestic areas to drilling, let markets decide the fate of alternative energy sources.

Pettitte and Vazquez will be free agents after the season, when the Yankees will have no impediments to signing Lee on the open market.

Adobe believes that, in the new generation as in the past, there should be no impediments to this innovation — keep the market open and let the market decide what it wants.

Imagine the impediments to a good snooze in a stormy open ocean in the thick of the around-the-world race that starts here this weekend.

It was difficult to defend large open areas without creating impediments to the movement of friendly aircraft.

Deciduous older forests did not show any association to forest continuity but were more likely to occur on areas that specifically shifted from forests with grazing in the 1720s to open impediment (likely indicating low tree coverage) in the 1850s.