Sentence examples for least impediment from inspiring English sources

Operating on a continuing basis, and therefore not constrained as a check in the same limited way as periodic elections, it would act as "the only force … [by] which … government when operating in a sinister direction can experience any the least impediment to its course" (1990, 121).

Assuming Mr. Greenspan wants to serve again -- and given his obvious love of the job, the assumption among economists and throughout Washington is that he is more likely to stay than to go -- there is at least one impediment to his serving another full term.

At least one impediment stems from the possibly incompatible core values of different epistemological traditions.

That would remove at least one major impediment, since the two airlines control 69 percent of the slots there.

But blaming Israel for establishing settlements in "confiscated" land is the least of the impediments to peace.

Snow is an impediment, at least until it melts.

Perhaps the biggest impediment, at least for those who don't fall into the "couldn't care less" category, is a lack of kit.

Not true, as 8 of the 9 justices on the court said that the ruling permits total transparency; public disclosure might at least serve as an impediment to the free flow of special interest money.

Of course, there will be at least one new structural impediment to cooperation in the next Congress: the presidential election season that will soon descend like the winter frost on Iowa and New Hampshire.

It was against that backdrop that Romney has sought to remove, or at least whittle down, the impediment that healthcare would create for his party if he became the nominee.  .

I suspect that this opposition is at least partly because of any impediment such a partnership may raise for a future Microsoft takeover.