Sentence examples for it would hamper from inspiring English sources

The government has reservations about the treaty creating the International Criminal Court because "it would hamper" domestic law enforcement efforts, a presidential spokesman said.

University of California officials added it would hamper its ability to run its hospitals.

The European Commission is likely to take a dim view of a merger because it would hamper efforts to draw Ukraine into its sphere of influence and away from Russia's orbit.

It would hamper startups and limit innovation.

If copyright were to be enforced absolutely it would hamper the ability to innovate and create.

In the longer term, it would hamper China's efforts to make the yuan a rival to the dollar.

The German Banking Industry Committee, which represents German banks, also criticised Liikanen's recommendation to curb trading, which it said would hamper risk management.

PQR sort weakness in matrices with greater noise ratios may be related to the insertion of big R-nodes in the PQR trees it uses, which would hamper the construction of useful trees for those situations.

"So-called market-saving and market-boosting acts will not help the stock market, rather they will harm the market," it said, adding they would hamper efforts to improve the country's fledgling capital markets.

Releasing that document, the government says, would hamper its criminal investigation.

It's impossible to think she worried, legitimately, that a higher-pitched voice would hamper her prospects.