Sentence examples for it could impede from inspiring English sources

And Nabil Shaath, a Palestinian cabinet member, called an Israeli helicopter attack on Palestinian militants here today "murder in cold blood," saying it could impede efforts for talks.

If Trump increases tariffs on Mexican imports into the United States as he promised during the campaign, it could impede growth for the Latin American country's economy.

If it does not, it could impede Congress's authority to determine the nature and scope of federal spending for the general welfare.

She asked me to call her Brianna in this column because she worries that it could impede her plans to become a lawyer if I use her real name.

"It would like private money to come back into the mortgage market, but if the interest-rate spread on mortgages over government securities that is needed to bring private money back is too high, it could impede the recovery of the housing market," he said.

Moreover, it could impede global regulatory co-operation and undermine efforts to increase market transparency and mitigate risk in the over-the-counter derivatives market, he says.

"Denying women access to Planned Parenthood not only runs contrary to our goal of letting patients choose the health care provider who best fits their needs, but it also could impede timely access to care..

It sets a precedent that could impede other writers from creating similarly important works in the future (since subjects might refuse to participate unless promised compensation on the back end, which is ethically no different from being paid in advance).

The issue of obesity presently has considerable currency, politically and publicly, and it is possible that reframing could impede existing momentum.

Another leader admitted that teaching at a satellite could impede its efficiency and presumably its attractiveness to patients.

But it warned that failings in investigations could impede progress.