Sentence examples for impediments with from inspiring English sources

Traditional structures and interests in society are regarded as mere impediments, with no useful function.

Jeff Pash, the chief negotiator for the N.F.L., said the union was unnecessarily creating impediments with sidebar legal issues.

Yet, this may come at a cost as these changes may also signal impediments with respect to quality and aesthetics.

The Impediments With more than 10 million residential pools and 309,000 public pools in the country, what keeps a majority of Americans from enjoying the relief and refreshment of a regular swim?

With the election over; with a presidential decision on Keystone imminent; with the pipeline rerouted to mollify the concerns of Nebraskans; with the State Department having issued a recent report saying there are no environmental impediments — with all of that as the backdrop, Oliver came to New York and Washington earlier this week to preach Canada's energy message.

In this paper we eliminate these impediments with the help of two new instruments: the stability couples - which rigorously define the concept of the stability of a functional equation - and the stability chains - necessary for studying the stability of equation (1.1).

The government's loneliness strategy tries to address the first impediment, with "social prescribing" by GPs.

Her only impediment with "Irena's Vow," she said, was trying to understand the Catholic belief in Jesus as God incarnate.

What is more, his age is now an impediment, with a ministry informing him that only applicants under the age of 32 would be considered for new positions.

In the absence of an actual indictment, Mr. Netanyahu's legal woes have proved no impediment with his loyal base so far.

Then I moved to the speech impediment with Mushmouth, and from there into one decision made wrong, and you become dumb, so there's Dumb Donald.