Sentence examples for impeding those from inspiring English sources

By occupying Senate House, they were not impeding those duties but attempting to implement them, they claimed.

In order to prevent even the tiniest entity impeding those beams of protons as they whiz at near light speed around the collider, virtually every atom or molecule has been sucked from its tubes, creating a vacuum that is purer than that found in near-Earth space, millions of miles above our heads.

Justified coercion under law provides a remedy by impeding those who would interfere with one's actions, thereby hindering the hindrances to freedom (Ripstein, pp. 54 55 et passim).

To insist on support for impeachment as a litmus test for Democratic candidates would be to impede those efforts altogether.

However, these same structures also appeared to impede those departments with previously high levels of informal participation.

With Brazil building more barriers on the other side, he said, "this could create an iron circle to impede those flights".

Those decisions later impeded those countries' ability to function and to collect the tax revenue they needed to keep current with their creditors.

"We're concerned that having those names out would impede those investigations and not allow us to get to the bottom of things at those institutions," Mitchell said on a call with reporters Monday.

Earlier in the summer, Spain and the UK engaged in a series of public rows over Gibraltar, with the former accused of deliberately tightening border control checks in order to impede those crossing between the two sides.

One camp in the administration, led by Secretary of State Colin L. Powell, has urged that the United States demand one more time that arms inspectors be let into Iraq, fully expecting that Mr. Hussein will delay or impede those inspections.

Part of the resistance may be that being too organized can impede those creative types and admittedly, the MIT Media Lab is a place full of misfits; a place where future ideas are born.