Sentence examples for move hampered from inspiring English sources

The move hampered the political activity of the ANC's younger generation of activists, among whom the imposing Mandela, with his chieftain's bearing and his lawyer's power of words, was becoming a commanding figure - and something of a womaniser.

A dispute centring on star Wales wing George North's Scarlets to Northampton move hampered the initial initiative.

Critics who advocate a more laissez-faire approach to parenthood may view parental involvement in affairs of the heart as an extension of what generational scholars call "helicopter parents": those who hover over their children's every move, hampering their maturation, autonomy and future ability to cope.

But they are moving slowly, hampered by politics and the continuing power of the chief culprit, Indonesia's army.

While bureaucracies and governments moved slowly, hampered by rules, political infighting, and inadequate preparation, these groups mobilized aid efforts.

Updated on March 8 , 2015at 12 45 P.M. EST The U.N. admits that the road to gender equality has been "slow" moving and hampered by regression.

Burgoyne was aided by logistical problems in the American camp, where the army's ability to move forward was hampered by delays in bringing forward and issuing rations.

The conditions under which you plan to move your hamper will determine whether you need one with wheels, handles or a curved shape to balance on your hip.

Any prospects of moving out are hampered by three things: property prices and rents; the difficulty of finding a job; and the enormous debts that come from getting an education.

Cable companies argue such a move would hamper innovation by tying the industry in red tape.

The government reserves are deep enough to do that for now, the diplomat said, but such a move could hamper the government's ability to become self-sustaining as foreign aid money draws down, which is expected to occur over the next few years.