Sentence examples for is designed to hamper from inspiring English sources

But Canada's budget process is designed to hamper rigorous scrutiny.

Gen Martin Dempsey, chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, said the air strikes that had killed the IS leaders were designed to hamper the Islamist group's ability to conduct attacks, supply fighters and finance operations.

The law's strict provisions have led civil rights groups to argue it was designed to hamper turnout from minorities and young people, who tend to vote Democratic.

The bill is "designed to impose reasonable limits on law enforcement's authority without hampering their ability to investigate and prevent terrorism," Mr. Durbin said.

Many of the rules, critics say, are designed to discourage women from getting abortions or to hamper clinic operations, even forcing some to close.

Experiments were designed to minimize the impact of confounding factors that have hampered previous research.

In addition, restrictive energy policies should be avoided or carefully designed to no hamper economic growth.

Even the good ones are hampered by an economic and political system that could scarcely be better designed to frustrate them.

Our study was not designed to assess possible interactions between chlamydia and HPV, which may have hampered the strength of some of the findings.

Poorly designed or reported PROs assessment is likely to hamper the critical appraisal of results and limit the knowledge transfer from research settings to clinical practice.

This is bound to hamper the recovery.