Sentence examples for not being impeded from inspiring English sources
Clean the vent outside your home, too, to ensure the escaping hot air is not being impeded by an accumulation of dust and debris.
Public health should not be impeded by those kinds of legal regulatory ambiguities".
Since the arrests, the agencies have sought written guarantees that their work will not be impeded.
At Tuesday's meeting Obama said freedom of navigation must be upheld and lawful commerce should not be impeded.
"I want a clean break and not be impeded for the first of eighth of a mile.
Mr Speight left the complex, as he has done in the past, apparently confident that he would not be impeded.
He said he wasn't sure Honest Lady would have won if her progress had not been impeded, but he absolved Dream Supreme.
Mr. Giuliani insisted yesterday that his welfare plan would not be impeded by either Mr. Hevesi's scrutiny of the contracts or the court ruling.
"Sarawak Report will not be impeded in any way by this action in bringing out future information as and when its investigations deliver further evidence".
We mothers who have or have had sons or daughters with Down's syndrome should not be impeded from saying they enrich our families and lead valuable lives.
Based on the Religious Freedom Restoration Act of 1993, the bill deems that the exercise of religious beliefs should not be impeded by government without "compelling justification".
