Sentence examples for not be hampered from inspiring English sources

The credit reporting industry says that convenient credit has been fuel for the American economy and should not be hampered.

Lord Wedderburn moved an amendment to ensure that the firefighters' right to strike should not be hampered by a distinction made in 1979 by the court of appeal.

"I think my right to go where I want should not be hampered by the whims of somebody else that wants to leave the world looking like it was 40,000 years ago," he said.

Professional investigators should not be hampered by the actions of information brokers who failed to check the credentials of new customers and allowed themselves to be victimized in the process.

The possibility of a sale comes a year after the hotel filed paperwork with the village to convert some rooms into private condominiums, a process Mr. Smalley said would not be hampered by a change in ownership.

Vitor Constancio, vice-president of the ECB, said the results of the eurozone banks "guarantee that going forward the economic recovery will not be hampered by credit supply restrictions".

But he has not been hampered in Germany by a lack of formal qualifications.

"We were just concerned that his recovery was not being hampered by his schedule," he said.

Writer feels Graebner would have won this match even if Emerson had not been hampered by a torn muscle.

The results showed that Boeing had not been hampered much by recent problems with its new 787 Dreamliners.

Similarly, the popularity of Dutch acts such as Afrojack, Tiësto and Armin van Buuren, as well as Swedish acts Swedish House Mafia and Avicii has not been hampered by their origins.