The ensuing lack of evidence electronically tracing the fraud to the boss's door has stymied the work of government prosecutors, who until recently had secured guilty pleas only from four of his underlings.
A dispute pitting the United States against Russia and France over Iraqi reparations to a Kuwaiti oil company has for the first time stymied the work of a United Nations compensation commission set up after the 1991 Persian Gulf war.
A dispute pitting the United States against Russia and France over Iraqi reparations to a Kuwait oil company has stymied the work of a compensation panel, set up after the 1991 gulf war.
Visiting U.S. scientists hope that the lab will help cut through red tape that stymies work in the most dangerous areas in the exclusion zone.
At the end of the day, while numerous speakers repeated the call for change, there was no agreement on what the next steps would be, only the familiar deadlock that has stymied a working group of member nations for seven years.
That is to say, these Deep Learning algorithms can be stymied when working with Big Data that exhibits large Volume, one of the four Vs associated with Big Data Analytics.
Q: How should the neuroscience community gear up to meet the challenges DARPA and the wider BRAIN Initiative has set out? G.L.: Now's the time to say, where does their work have relevance and where is their work stymied?
Smith makes his protagonist a policeman at first reluctant to investigate, then stymied in his work by the way the state views crime.
In Syria Mazen Darwish, who headed the Centre for Freedom of Expression, is just one of 12 journalists in Mr Assad's jails; others have their work stymied by rebel militias.
But he does take a different tack from the Obama administration and many Democrats by arguing that development of rail has been stymied by "union work rules," the inefficiency of Amtrak, politicians in Washington who subsidize uneconomic routes and "the regulations and litigation involved in large-scale construction in the United States".
