Sentence examples for impediments to the exercise from inspiring English sources

Poverty, isolation, and dishonor are normally impediments to the exercise of virtue and therefore to happiness, although there may be special circumstances in which they are not.

The Securities and Exchange Commission proposed changing the current rules in June to "remove impediments to the exercise of shareholders' rights".

Those "interesting things" run the gamut of social issues such as municipal impediments to the exercise of free speech and assembly, human rights, sustainable public policy, everything dealing with abuses of the environment, and the emergence of (and need for) Debtors' Assemblies.

The view that humans typically already have a capacity to be moral is quite consistent with the view that it would be better if they faced fewer impediments to the exercise of this capacity (for example, temptations) and if they possessed the capacity to a higher degree.

Now it is increasingly seen as a possible impediment to the exercise of "US strategic interests".

It says it was reissued primarily to "ensure that an application for a bridging visa is not an impediment to the exercise of the s198 power to remove an unlawful non-citizen who is a detainee".

There is no impediment to the exercise of religion, especially since the administration has revised its original rule, which exempted churches, mosques and other houses of worship — and now also relieves colleges, hospitals, charities and other religiously affiliated groups from having to provide contraceptive coverage directly.

Although it would seem to be a clear impediment to the free exercise of interstate commerce, the court, in Sligh v. Kirkwood (1915), upheld the measure as legitimate police power exercise on behalf of its citizenry.

Corporatization is only one element, although an important element, of the decay, but for decades, in the name of "privatization," we have been removing impediments not to the exercise of individual free will, but to corporate control.

It removes impediments to the development of hydroelectricity.

These factors appear to be preceded by behavioural beliefs (perceived advantages) about exercise improving mood, energy and fitness, while common control beliefs (perceived impediments to exercise) include physical limitations, tiredness, and a lack of time [ 7].