It's courageous of France to spurn bogus cultural relativist notions and state the obvious: burqas impede the necessary interaction for learning and working.
Finally, barriers in technology development, restrictions in the capital markets, problems of local acceptance, and protracted approval procedures impede the necessary changeover and cannot be overcome solely by market-based mechanisms [[10],[13],[57]].
Confusion about the precise nature of the relation between ageing and disease is a longstanding issue that has impeded the necessary progress towards the understanding of the intrinsic ageing process [ 7].
"The settlement [reached by Cameron] explicitly recognises the needs of the UK to supervise its financial stability, while not impeding the implementation of necessary, further integration amongst members of the euro area.
Usually occurring in the most unfortunate countries, they degrade institutions, polarize politics and impede the continuity necessary for growth.
Rolling back fuel efficiency standards will hurt not just the climate cause, but also impede the innovation necessary to bring alternatively-fueled vehicles to market.
Beyond torture, mass electronic surveillance is another arena in which government secrecy continues to impede the transparency necessary to allow a reasoned debate.
The lack of iron ore and coal especially hindered industrial progress, impeding the production of steel necessary for building machines, railways, and other essential elements of an industrial infrastructure.
They went on to say they have a lot of respect for the parties involved in the investigation, but "none of that takes away the inherent conflicts that impede the necessary independence to make a deep and accurate assessment, which is where change must begin".
Republican lawmakers are bent on derailing reform by any means necessary, including starving regulatory budgets, impeding the confirmation of regulatory nominees and pressing regulators to adopt light-touch rules.
