"Those of my fellow PCCs, who have signed a letter to Mrs May, and I, believe this inability is inhibiting operations in counter terrorism and against organised crime".
In an interview, General Nicholson said that opium production and the Taliban are so often intertwined that the rules do not usually inhibit American operations.
In the Redwood Zollverein, integration would be limited to standardisation of a handful of industrial and commercial practices that, were they left unregulated, would inhibit the operation of the competitive economy.
Low clouds in the morning and thunderstorms in the afternoon inhibited air operations by both sides.
The North Sea campaign of the First World War illustrates how, despite this support, the threat of mine and torpedo attack, and the failure to integrate or appreciate the capabilities of new techniques, seriously inhibited the operations of the Royal Navy Grand Fleet, the greatest battleship fleet of its time.
Data can be non-volatilely stored in new SRAM cell through a unique self-inhibit operation onto the resistive random access memory (RRAM) load, achieving zero static power during data hold.
In one instance, Diane von Fürstenberg workers were reportedly angered that Port "doesn't really work" and was "hardly ever in the office", elaborating that series producers would inhibit normal work operations by not allowing employees to move items in their offices.
We show that there is a favourable orientation of the applied field that increases the peak target current, substrate ion current, and deposition rate and an unfavourable one that inhibits the operation of the magnetron gun.
In the use which Weiss adapts from the phenomenologists she discusses, it is, however, more accurate to think of our body images as modes of experiencing our body, enabling or inhibiting our operation in the world.
As the antithesis of transparency, secrecy presents a deeply insidious threat to our democracy: it excludes the press and public from participation in policy debates, inhibits the operation of inter-branch checks and balances, and ultimately precludes the rule of law.
