Sentence examples for must impede from inspiring English sources

The higher density of CaO must impede its ability to be drawn into nanotip structures.

Contrary to those who argue significant taxation must impede economic growth, these high tax rates coincided with the postwar boom, the period of greatest economic growth in all of American history.

The wheels of justice must be allowed to turn at their own pace, but that they must not impede the peace process.

Caps must not impede development of broadband.

And because the Passaic presents a major flood hazard, any possible solutions must not impede the river's flow.

TALLINN, Estonia — Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates arrived in this former Soviet republic on Wednesday with a firm message that Russia should not fear efforts by countries in the region to seek deeper integration with the West, and must not impede their decisions to do so.

The important caveat Bentham introduced to justify this optimism is the proviso that government must not impede this tendency by allowing monopolies, putting "shackles" on trade and industry, or placing obstacles in the path of the division of property on inheritance.

America's leaders need not kneel before our intelligence agencies, nor must politics impede justice.

"State secrecy and similar restrictions must not impede the right to an effective remedy for human rights violations".

For Andres, the Belle Plain monument will serve as an "individual and communal chaos magic that must never impede on human freedom, scientific models, and plurality".

Legislators must not impede the coming of the best minds from around the world to America, but at the same time, and perhaps more importantly, they must make the necessary changes to reignite young Americans' interest in science by exposure to it in the early years of schooling and through modern media.