Sentence examples for stymie projects from inspiring English sources

But now Japan's ministry overseeing utilities has put limits on solar power installations which could stymie projects already in planning, citing concerns about stability of the electric grid if too much solar gets connected.

Homeowners use text messages to organize "stroll about" street protests that stymie government projects threatening their property rights.

City officials worried that the state's fiscal troubles could stymie the project, and state officials appeared reluctant to surrender bragging rights for the park.

"That better balance of structural and nonstructural features meant that this project avoided some of the environmental objections that typically slow down or stymie flood-control projects," Mr. Campbell said.

The Queensland Resources Council said the situation was "preposterous" and called on the government to "step up and close the loopholes" that allowed activists to stymie large mining projects.

In addition, he says, it can be used to get around bureaucratic and organisational barriers that would otherwise stymie a data-gathering project.

CHICAGO, April 4 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said on Wednesday that Americans can't let fear of future deficits stymie necessary government investment in projects that are needed to spur growth.

Senator Rodney Ellis, Democrat of Houston, who is also chairman of the Innocence Project, said prosecutors had worked to stymie the measures.

The power of the Fed to stymie the market is remarkable given that the projected earnings growth for this year is stronger than the actual growth proved to be in each year of the 1995-to-1999 run, when the Nasdaq and the S.& P. 500 rose 20percentt or more each year and the Dow climbed 20percentt or more in four of the five.

Faruqi called Labor's efforts to stymie the bill "sad".

Worried that Albany's fiscal woes could stymie progress, city officials have stepped up efforts to take over the project, now overseen by the Empire State Development Corporation.