Sentence examples for impeding business from inspiring English sources

In the realm of red tape, corruption flourishes, impeding business and entrepreneurship.

This trend has produced concern among some community, business and political leaders that the concentration of churches is impeding business.

The federal government has been accused of creating significant uncertainty during the past several years – thereby impeding business planning and investment – by ceasing normal budgeting procedures, creating an extraordinary volume of new regulation for the health and financial sectors, and running up the national debt with no clear plan as to paying it back.

State Senator Michael S. Bennett, a Republican from Bradenton who is a developer and the bill's sponsor, said current law had slowed the permit process considerably, backing it up two or three years and impeding business growth.

Judging by the amount of exotic khaki and gold braid stalking the cavernous halls of ExCeL, which was last year host to the not quite so mortal combat of boxing and taekwondo at the London Olympics, such concerns are not necessarily impeding business.

Blocked Internet searches in China had impeded business for 62 percent of respondents.

As the chart shows, the more rules impede business, the more incentive businessfolk have to bribe them away.

A public listing of enforcement actions "could unfairly impede business opportunities" for insurers that later correct their deficiencies, it said.

As tax revenues fall and the deficit increases, interest rates will rise, and the higher cost of borrowing will impede business investment and hiring.

Barrasso's view is in lockstep with the Trump administration, which wants to cut regulations that impede business, particularly energy cultivation.

So if these crucial directives are vitiated or scrapped, it will not be because they impede business, but because they are wrongly perceived to impose much greater costs than they do.