Sentence examples for impeding any from inspiring English sources

The Helms-Burton Act, which requires America to vote against Cuba's inclusion to international financial institutions, belongs to another era but today it is an albatross around Congress's neck, impeding any meaningful progress in helping Cuba become a free nation.Senator Jesse Helms died five years ago; Representative Dan Burton is retired.

Also a higher degree of supersaturation promotes a faster growth rate of the initial monolayer (effectively doubling itself from a SI of 2.75 to 3.35), further impeding any possible dissolution of the calcite surface and thereby reducing the availability of Ca2+ in the surrounding fluid.

When it comes to North Korea, Wit said, there's a danger you can have "a mishmash of bureaucracy" impeding any real diplomatic progress.

In some cases, high integration within modules may well promote changes across the entire module, rather than impeding any change.

As mentioned, Wwox KO mice generated using conventional techniques die by four weeks of age thus impeding any studies in adult tissues.

If her request to leave was not directly obeyed, she turned away, began to whine and no longer responded to questions, impeding any further attempts at conversation.

Instead, it has leased maps from competitors, and still does, which could impede any sale.

"I want to say in the strongest terms that I have never impeded any investigation," he told the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee.

Weak share prices impede any recovery in consumer spending, which has been weak for two years now, Mr. Solbes said.

With his Cuban roots and hostility toward the Castro regime, Mr. Menendez would likely impede any diplomatic overture by Mr. Obama.

Washington needs to deal peremptorily with any warlord or government in the Middle East that impedes any American action to find Osama bin Laden.