Sentence examples for law impedes from inspiring English sources

Proponents of change say the law impedes economic development and contend that Brazil must open more land for agriculture.

Proponents of change say the law impedes economic development and Brazil must open more land for agriculture.

In this Article, I explain how antitrust law impedes this speech, argue why it should not, and provide a framework that accommodates both First Amendment and antitrust values.

The lack of transparency and accountability of the Communist Party and the absence of rule by law impedes risk taking by entrepreneurs.

But the law impedes any pipe dreams of pregame flight.

The ongoing enforcement of cannabis prohibition financially burdens taxpayers, encroaches upon civil liberties, engenders disrespect for the law, impedes legitimate scientific research into the plant's medicinal properties and disproportionately affects communities of color.

He also said the law impeded the Klan's ability to attract new members.

In 155 countries, there's also at least one law impeding women's economic opportunities - in the DRC and Niger, women need their husband's permission to open a bank account, in Pakistan, to apply for a national ID card.

President Bush called today for a significant expansion of law enforcement powers under the USA Patriot Act, using the eve of the second anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist acts to say that his administration was winning the war on terrorism but that "unreasonable obstacles" in the law impeded the pursuit of terror suspects.

Sure, Bonin said, some pedestrians blatantly break the law, impede traffic and deserve tickets.

Most LMICs lack the basic capacity for any tobacco control research, and major disciplinary gaps in behavioral sciences, economics, and law impede progress in developing policy-relevant research.