Sentence examples for it has hindered from inspiring English sources

It has hindered candidates in campaigning and could discourage turnout.

(It has hindered their advancement in military leadership positions).

Sir Martin Sorrell, Billy Bragg and Sajid Javid all say it has hindered justice.

"This is a bone of contention," Ms. Cvjetkovic continued, "as it has hindered development in precisely those areas where people have wanted to boost real estate development".

Furthermore in Nepal, where criminalisation of sex-selective abortion does exist, there is no evidence that it has hindered the practice, but some evidence that it has harmed women.

At least six parties had expressed an interest in a potential takeover, but with ownership of the club so complicated it has hindered any development.

According to its proxy, Acxiom quit the practice because it had hindered the recruitment and retention of employees.

It had hindered the founding of the small, service businesses that attract migrant labour (though a commentary on the website of one national newspaper likened the "Shunyi model" to South African apartheid).

The Trust denied that it had hindered parliamentary scrutiny into the proceedings by blocking an earlier NAO review of Entwistle's pay-off, reiterating that it was the Trust which had suggested a wider study of severance payments at the BBC by the National Audit Office NAOO).

The lack of communication has hindered relief efforts and makes it impossible to fully assess the impact of the storm.

Political wrangling has hindered Turkey's ability to fulfill its December pledges to the I.M.F.