Sentence examples for impeding activities from inspiring English sources

At the same time federal authorities announced the UBS deal, they unsealed a criminal information in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., accusing UBS of conspiring to defraud U.S. authorities by impeding activities of the Internal Revenue Service.

Dizziness is known to impede activities of daily life [ 30] and to interfere with workplace activities [ 1].

Also in the direction of being disoriented, dementia diseases which impede activities of daily living…' (R2/29) '…and for most of the elderly the fear of intrusion of strangers, fear to be alone, fear of isolation…' (R9/163) Another identified problem is the thinning of the social environment because of deceased family members and friends.

Constitutive activation of NF-κB impedes activity of the tumor suppressor p53, a prominent hub in DNA-induced cellular stress networks and regulator of cellular senescence [ 67].

This implies that while topoIIα can function perfectly well without a C-terminal domain, the β-tail on the topoIIα enzyme impedes activity.

Possible interactions with serum proteins may also impede activity, particularly when the peptides bind to abundant proteins in blood plasma such as human serum albumin (HSA).

We have found great disparity regarding the participation in and attitudes towards research by Canadian medical students, as well as significant barriers impeding these activities during their education.

The power for corporate entities to not only impede certain activities but to bar the public access to "public" space was upheld during the Occupy protest court proceedings.

If we did not do so, the volume of traffic would begin to impede the activities of other areas of the university".

Despite talk of a "dictator's dilemma", censorship technology is sophisticated enough to block politically sensitive material without impeding economic activity, as China's example shows.

The amendments, if adopted in two additional votes, would label as extremist those who "impede the activities of state bodies" or organize or take part in public disturbances, according to news reports.