Sentence examples for that have impeded from inspiring English sources

Treasury's leadership is also needed to cut through the arguments that have impeded forward momentum for too long.

Two groups that have impeded the release of the documents, JSTOR and MIT are not mentioned in the released files.

For the first time, nanotechnology is encountering the kind of real-world headwinds that have impeded biotechnology.

This confidence stems from growing evidence that two headwinds that have impeded this recovery so far — weakness in employment and housing — are finally starting to improve.

Members of the commission have said that without real power over the budget, the director could lack the authority needed to overcome the bureaucratic and turf battles that have impeded coordination among the intelligence services and domestic law enforcement agencies.

PAGE B1 SEEKING TO RAZE DAMS The rise of the wind generation in the Pacific Northwest is seen by some as an opportunity to help save the wild salmon, an endangered species, by removing dams that have impeded their spawning.

Such sweeping generalities only reinforce a misconception that has impeded the widespread adoption of green alternatives.

In an online video, Anonymous called for revenge, promising to lash out at the companies that had impeded WikiLeaks.

They say the vote threatened to entrench the political deadlock that has impeded progress toward greater integration with Europe.

That said, Mr. Williams added, there is an additional element that has impeded Mr. Rodriguez's endorsement career: "He may be the greatest shortstop who ever lived.

Rather, he cited water main work on Atlantic Avenue that has impeded access, and problems in promoting the tours through a local business group.