Sentence examples for measures to impede from inspiring English sources

The government is taking or discussing other measures to impede suicide as well.

And resistance -- from scientists who don't want security measures to impede their access to nuclear research materials, from generals and counterintelligence officials uneasy about having their bunkers inspected, from nuclear regulators who worry about the cost of nuclear power, from conservatives who don't want to subsidize the Russians to do much of anything -- has become harder to sustain.

Reacting to a local news report asserting that the United States has been collecting data on telephone calls and e-mail traffic in Brazil, the foreign minister, Antonio Patriota, said Sunday that his government would pursue United Nations measures "to impede abuses and protect the privacy" of international Internet communications to "guarantee cybersecurity that protects the rights of citizens".

A prominent security official visiting polling stations told the BBC that any measures to impede the referendum would be dealt with firmly.

We therefore urge careful consideration before the implementation of any measures likely to impede equitable access to health care.

Mr Justice Arnold granted an order to 10 record labels – including EMI, Sony and Universal – against six UK internet service providers, requiring them to "take measures to block or at least impede access by their customers" to three file-sharing websites.

However, measures that aim to impede more harmful attacks will, ceteris paribus, also be more effective than measures that aim at impeding less harmful attacks.

Patients in low security are considered to present a less serious danger to others and security measures are intended to impede rather than prevent absconding.

If necessary, further measures will be taken to impede re-identification, e.g. aggregation or precision reduction of informative variables such as age.

3. A physical obstacle equipped with sensors and other security measures would offer an effective way to impede the illegal traffic of drugs, arms and people across the border.

And unless there's a clear statement about the need for sovereign governments to have responsibility and for trade and investment rules not to impede on taking basic measures for public health, for the environment, and for the general public welfare then I would say that it takes huge risks.