Sentence examples for impeding the development of a from inspiring English sources
Mr. Blumenthal said these were precisely the kind of actions that the investigation would examine to see whether "they are part of a concerted, illegal campaign to retaliate against Smith & Wesson, restraining trade and impeding the development of a safer product".
The Court can take this opportunity to revisit the original meaning and undertake the correct analysis: is this law needed to prevent the states from impeding the development of a national health care market?
A number of questions are raised by the preceding discussion that has implications for the profession: is the emphasis on a comprehensive philosophy of preparatory nursing education in Australia impeding the development of a solid foundation in the biological sciences?
Despite the importance of the cholesterol synthesis pathway to cellular function and its value in pharmaceutical therapies, an integrative picture of how the pathway is structured has not been well described in the literature, impeding the development of a more rigorous understanding of the role of the cholesterol metabolism in cellular processes.
A major problem impeding the development of an effective HIV-1 vaccine is the rapid antigenic variability that occurs throughout the viral genome but is most pronounced in the envelope (env) gene and env gene products.
"Land degradation and drought are impeding the development of all nations in the world," UNCCD Executive Secretary Luc Gnacadja told RTCC.
Western society is replete with attitudes that impede the development of a healthy attitude toward sex.
Israel has impeded the development of a gasfield in a bigger concession off Gaza's coast that the Palestinian authorities awarded to British Gas over a decade ago.
Ms. Kroes said the widely varying approaches used by European national regulators to set wholesale charges had impeded the development of a true single market in telecommunications services.
Newble, 33, was careful not to be critical of James, but the publicity touched off another round of lamentation over the modern athlete's contractual servitude to corporations and how it typically impedes the development of a conscience.
Intimidation, fear, clan loyalties and a culture of silence have long impeded the development of a functioning justice system in Kosovo, analysts say, and the death is seen as a major setback.
