Sentence examples for problems hampering from inspiring English sources
The bill fails to solve the two big problems hampering business in the emirates.
In March, Parliament passed a law aimed at accelerating and improving the prosecution of rape cases, but the government has not tackled deep-seated problems hampering India's police forces, which are generally poorly trained, understaffed and highly politicized.
MPs are to examine problems hampering the implementation of the central pillar of government changes to the welfare system.
Problems hampering these studies include limited sample sizes, methods of migraine ascertainment, and the heterogeneous clinical phenotype.
On Sept. 18, Congress voted through a bill to raise the securitization limit of government-sponsored enterprises (GSEs) like Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (who currently securitize loans below $417,000) as a way to help offset the credit problems hampering many of the aforementioned markets.
When it was founded in 1968, the Centre propagated: "We would like to find acceptable solutions for problems hampering progress of civilisation or that must be reckoned with in the foreseeable future".6 The chief executive of the Centre Heinz Hermann Koelle was particularly shaped by technological optimism and an idea of feasibility (Machbarkeitsdenken).
The street appeared to be plowed, and the spokesman said no snow-related problems hampered firefighters.
But health problems hampered her ability to pay for a home in Spring Glen so she went to Habitat.
Of course, there are many children who have a combination of needs, but my school is equipped to support pupils whose learning difficulties – rather than emotional and behavioural problems – hamper their education.
Kyle's hip problems hampered his progress at his first senior club, Sunderland, and it has caused him further trouble in a career that has since taken him to Coventry City, Wolves, Hartlepool United, Kilmarnock and Hearts.
These problems hampered the application of oocyte cryopreservation.
