Sentence examples for seen as impeding from inspiring English sources

The White House had once counted on a sense of emergency to persuade Congress to allow drilling on more protected lands and to change or abandon some regulations seen as impeding energy production.

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Instead it wants the obstacles it sees as impeding its aspirations swept away.

In the film, a Machiavellian news anchor played by Nicole Kidman manipulates three teenagers into murdering her unambitious husband, whom she sees as impeding her trajectory to stardom.

Throughout the trip, Fox frequently expressed his anger and frustration to those he saw as impeding the run, and he fought regularly with Alward.

His successor, Thabo Mbeki, who once famously said he never knew anyone who had AIDS and questioned whether H.I.V. caused it, is now generally seen as having impeded South Africa's fight against the disease.

WASHINGTON — The Obama administration has taken aim at what it sees as villains impeding international commerce, especially China.

Lack of education was seen as the key issue impeding good management of headache, and better professional education ranked far above all other proposals for change (75% of the countries that responded to the enquiry).

With the current crisis in human resources for health (HRH), these pitfalls have become more serious and are now seen as aggravating the situation and impeding the effective scale-up of training.

Finally, contextual influences, both intra-organisational and extra-organisational were seen as critical in either impeding or facilitating innovators' efforts.

Throughout the CEO search process for Twitter, Dorsey was considered a leading candidate, but his relationship with Square was seen as a point that could impede his ability to lead the company.