Sentence examples for project impeding from inspiring English sources

Russell Maitland, chief of the Chappaqua Fire Department, said that while any potential road closings create concern about access for emergency vehicles, he was not worried about the bridge project impeding traffic.

Another advantage is that locating turbines far from the coastline would reduce the likelihood that residents would complain that renewable energy projects are impeding their view.

In addition, participants are often unwilling to share information because the temporary nature of construction projects often impedes the establishment of trust.

Even short-term construction projects can impede your business.

Although the consortium members were dispersed in different institutions across the country, the geographical distance between project members did not impede the project.

The pipeline company proceeded to sue him and other protesters for impeding the project.

Africa is losing more than $50bn£33bnbn) every year in illicit financial outflows as governments and multinational companies engage in fraudulent schemes aimed at avoiding tax payments to some of the world's poorest countries, impeding development projects and denying poor people access to crucial services.

In 2013 a proposed Southwestern Electric Power Co. power-line project threatened to impede Thorncrown Chapel's peaceful setting but was defeated -- at least temporarily -- by a grassroots coalition that included The American Institute of Architects.

Kepco and the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy said the older protesters were impeding an important national project.

So far, there is no evidence of OLPC impeding other humanitarian design projects.

It was found that excessive fragmentation in the industry together with disparate project management processes and non-standardised information is impeding efficiency gains.