Sentence examples for system impedes from inspiring English sources

The worry is that too few generals today possess either set of qualities — and that the promotional system impedes the rise of officers who do.

For the time being, however, the complexity of the electromobility system impedes a valid conclusion on the effectiveness of measures put in place.

The national government determined that the communal land system "impedes agricultural development, obstructs circulation of wealth, and weakens family bonds and the independence of the individual;" therefore, peasant farmers were instructed to forfeit their private land titles at which point they could be sold at "public auction to the highest bidder" (Williams 1994: 74).

This approach is illustrated in figure 2. Once a neural system is identified as playing a role in behavior change in a specific treatment, additional studies can use "interventional" approaches, such as transcranial magnetic stimulation, to examine how noninvasively disrupting or enhancing the functioning of this neural system impedes or augments behavior change during the treatment.

Called "frequency hopping," the system impeded the enemy's ability to jam communications.

The contradictions within China's system impede the creation of a proper market.

Like most small business owners in Tehran, pharmacy owner Morteza has faced a nightmarish scenario since 2011, when international sanctions on Iran's financial system impeded the flow of drugs and medical equipment into the country.

Dr. Richard Vautrey, deputy chairman of the general practitioner committee at the British Medical Association, said general practitioners had long felt there were "far too many bureaucratic hurdles to leap" in the system, impeding communication.

The obvious lower rainfall in the rain-fed maize system impeded the release of CRF, which resulted in relatively higher nitrogen residues in the soil.

Another short-coming in Penipe county was the lack of coverage of the pan-volcano radio system, impeding a free-flow of critical information to this sector from both OVT and other actors during the crisis.

The press has been part and parcel of this corrupt system, impeding the understanding that would help resolve the issue.