After the theater, it will be the opera and ballet, and then they will move on to impede education in the arts at the universities.
For example physician to patient communication often breaks down in the context of modality selection, thus impeding patient education.
He helped write the group's report "Alarmingly Useless," which documents the fact that car alarms, as we know them, at least, do not deter theft, though they do harm public health, impede education, and erode urban civility.
Low birth weight for so many black children itself impedes improved education.
The resistance to desegregation by some policymakers and uninformed members of the public has impeded inclusive education.
But showing more leeway, Mr. Balter wrote that interns could do occasional work done by regular employees, as long as it "does not unreasonably replace or impede the education objective for the intern and effectively displace regular workers".
By comparing Muslim adolescents' views with those of non-Muslims we expected to identify 'problematic' views (in the sense that they may impede sex education efforts) with more ease.
Low social status limits women's access to economic resources and basic education, impeding their ability to make informed decisions on childbearing, health and nutrition.
If this is the case, then having a brother is a 'threat' to both boys and girls because the boy sucks away educational resources, impeding other children's education investment.
Nevertheless, girls consistently face exclusion from and inequities within education systems over the course of their lives – from early childhood to secondary schooling to adulthood – impeding pathways to higher education and a lifetime of learning.
