Sentence examples for impeding world from inspiring English sources

The purpose of the WTO is to prevent fungible standards from impeding world trade and a very fine purpose it is, too.

Once there, Nancy finds that a series of mysterious accidents are impeding work on the house.

But debris swept out to sea by the tsunami is impeding work.

The sense of losing control when talking with the child about his/her conception with donor sperm was an impeding factor, and included the feeling that 'the entire world' would learn about the couple's use of sperm donation because the child could tell anyone.

The world has finally woken up to the stark reality of the impeding energy crisis.

In those states, you have an impeding clash between the public-sector unions and the public at large".

Despite being combined in one ornithophilous pollination-syndrome, passerine bird pollination in the old world and hummingbird pollination in the new world evoked different floral adaptations by plants, impeding comparisons of the diversity of nectar-dwelling microbes.

After qualitatively interviewing adult men and women in Malawi for a World Vision project on small-scale hammer mills, several barriers to acceptance that were impeding access to fortified maize flour were reported.

Some are almost completely inaccessible, impeding repairs.

He criticized the government for impeding investments.

Significantly impeding oil traffic would require a sustained military campaign.