This insulin-antagonistic effect is accentuated during more prolonged fasting and may constitute a favorable protein-saving mechanism due to impeded demand for gluconeogenesis from amino acids [4] [6].
Wenfang Tang and Benjamin Darr, two American scholars, concluded in a paper published this month and based on surveys conducted in the past decade, that "nationalism serves as a powerful instrument in impeding public demand for democratic change".
The White House has a new strategy of demanding speedy work from Mr. Starr while impeding justice with bogus claims of an executive privilege that would cover White House discussions of everything from the Whitewater deal to Ms. Lewinsky's job search.
For example, the cold wave that struck the U.S. Northeast in early 2014 disabled three-quarters of New England's gas-powered generation capacity because contractual limitations and exceptional demand impeded supplies.
Examples included: time constraints and competing demands (e.g., impeding routine IPV screening), lack of privacy (preventing private discussion of IPV/CM) and concerns regarding inadequate or unavailable services/resources for identified victims.
Insiders confirmed that progress on an agreement to unlock the country's next €2.8bn aid instalment, vital to public coffers, had been impeded by creditors' demands to cut 25,000 civil servants from the state payroll by the end of the year.
Furthermore, informed decision-making in the clinical setting can be impeded by significant demands on physicians' time, incomplete and often conflicting data, and rapidly changing scientific evidence and consensus recommendations.
Even now, in the aftermath of the cyclone devastation, the Burmese junta are impeding the international effort of aid by demanding more money and then appropriating it for military purposes causing even more death and suffering.
Section § 6.5.6 does not override that, and Blackstone's refusal to assent to the OCC's demands was not an affirmative act impeding the Merger in the sense prohibited by the negative covenant contained in § 6.5.6.
Many Republicans counter that federal spending is impeding the vigorous economic growth that would reduce the demand for aid programs.
