Sentence examples for impeding the work from inspiring English sources

The Haifa court upheld the state's case that, by entering a conflict area and impeding the work of the bulldozers, Corrie was responsible for her own death.

In any event, he said, Senate rules requiring a 60-vote majority to cut off a filibuster "are impeding the work of the American people".

On Thursday, Richard A. Boucher, the State Department spokesman, chided the North Korean government, saying it was impeding the work of the World Food Program, a United Nations agency, which seeks to ensure that food aid is not diverted to the million-member military or other government organizations.

Instead, in a region where one in four people is convinced that Ebola is "not real" and that the medical response is a scam by those in power to keep humanitarian aid flowing to the government, villagers have been hiding from World Health Organization contact tracers, while militias have been firebombing Ebola treatment centres, impeding the work of vaccination teams.

This is important because to avoid impeding the work of your company, you can't respond to every potential threat as if it's a full-on nuclear attack.

1973 December - Elections are held for a National Assembly advisory body, which consists of the 14 cabinet members plus 30 MPs elected by male voters over the age of 20. 1975 August - Following claims by prime minister Sheikh Khalifah Al KhalifahAl Khalifah that the National Assembly is impeding the work of the government, the Emir dissolves the assembly and rules by decree.

Rain, further high winds and snowdrifts reaching 2 metres (7ft) in places have impeded the work.

Asked by Senator Marco Rubio if Comey's abrupt dismissal would impede the work of the FBI, McCabe was adamant.

Tunisian authorities have frequently attempted to impede the work of the Truth and Dignity Commission since its creation in 2013.

We must acknowledge this history, but it shouldn't impede the work that needs to be done now.

The men are to meet alone on Thursday, presumably to discuss the issue that threatens to impede the work of the Assembly, the disarmament of the I.R.A.