Sentence examples for impeding him from from inspiring English sources
This would be balanced by a new curb on Trump, such as a provision impeding him from voiding the nuclear agreement without congressional consent.
The long Republican primary had put him at a financial disadvantage, both by forcing him to spend money and by impeding him from raising it, even as Mr Obama stuffed his war chest.
But imagine the ruckus that Duggan would have caused, if you'd held his boy up on the stairs, impeding him from getting to the next boiler on his list, and shortening his plunder opportunities.
One of those minor details was a penalty appeal when Nicklas Bendtner had his shirt tugged by Holger Badstuber inside the Germany penalty area, impeding him from doing more with a one-on-one situation with the Germany goalkeeper, Manuel Neuer.
Certainly those involvements haven't impeded him from pushing back on the financial industry when appropriate.
"The question is whether they impede him from carrying out his activities and from making his trips.
There was plenty of content for it because making a living had never impeded him from having a life.
Venezuela's supreme court responded that the measure barring Lopez from holding public office "does not impede him from exercising his political rights" and was directed only at "temporarily impeding the exercise of public duties".
Though his seemingly inexhaustible energy and fervor brought him service under each Democratic president since John F. Kennedy, his desire for power was so brazen that it impeded him from attaining the job he coveted most.
Mr. Brokaw said he was subjected to some "good natured ribbing, friendly fist-shaking," in the hall, but "nothing out of the ordinary," or, for that matter, nothing that would impede him from discharging his normal celebrity duties.
Top party strategists declared a new zero-tolerance standard in the era of President Trump, whose bragging about unwanted sexual advances last decade did not impede him from winning the White House.
