Sentence examples for not to hamper from inspiring English sources

We sought changes out of a desire not to hamper investment and job creation.

Clough said he stayed away from Forest after Clark took up the reins so as not to hamper him.

The republican customs dues continued; but the rates were low enough not to hamper trade, which, in the peaceful conditions created by Augustus, flourished in wholly unprecedented fashion.

The new regulations, while strong on EU citizens' data protection, are intended not to hamper business and to encourage growth in the European data economy, legislators say.

Both out of principle and out of a desire not to hamper trade with men of all religions, they favoured a broadly inclusive Reformed Church and toleration for those outside its ranks.

The ministers called for "a targeted revision of the Schengen borders code to provide for systematic controls of EU nationals, including the verification of biometric information, against relevant databases at external borders of the Schengen area, making full use of technical solutions in order not to hamper the fluidity of movement".

Michael Cox, Wheeler's director of communications, said the mayor did not mean to "hamper political speech" and that his request to the federal government was based on security concerns, not differing political viewpoints.

But Rudy said: 'I am not going to hamper Bloomberg.

Adsorption of anions does not seem to hamper the formation of this superstructure.

They do not seem to hamper the Jets' ability to win games.

Still, the concerns did not seem to hamper progress on economic matters.