Obama is already set to inherit some major difficulties and does not need his incoming government to be hampered as a result of Bush's failure to fulfil his role during this transition period.
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This would avoid the need for separate sub-studies, recruitment to which can be hampered by the need for separate funding, protocols, and ethics approval.
This should include freedom to invest in the housing people need, without being hampered by a counterproductive Treasury investment cap.
Because Peterson might not play at all and Allen could be hampered, Fassel needs to have the option of using Sehorn at cornerback.
In outpatient forensic psychiatry, assessment of re-offending risk and treatment needs by case managers may be hampered by an incomplete view of client functioning.
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In the late 1930s, when we faced a double-dip depression, Marriner Eccles, the chairman of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's Federal Reserve, worried that our mounting debts and real need for public investment would be hampered by a prevalent sentiment that "unwise spending seems to be spending for the other fellow".
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Until then, she said, schools will be hampered by the need to invest simultaneously in books and bits.
Yet UNSCOM's work will be hampered somewhat by the more cumbersome arrangements needed to inspect Mr Hussein's palaces.
