Sentence examples for that impedes progress from inspiring English sources

The two parties, which openly clashed over race from the late 1970s through the mid-1990s, have for the last decade pretty much agreed not to talk about race — a silence that impedes progress toward racial equality.

We see an end to the vicious cycle of poverty: § anti-poverty committees that bring about transparency in expenditure and give attention to the needs of all children, § cancellation of the debt that impedes progress for children.

The Ambassador of Japan in Bangladesh, H.E.  Mr. Shiro Sadoshima, emphasized that Japan put much importance on Bangladesh as a pilot country for the newly formulated Japan's global health policy (2011-2015), which aims to deliver results effectively and efficiently by addressing bottlenecks that impedes progress on the health MDGs.

The real problem is not concentrations of Muslims or non-whites, but of bad schools that impede progress and rampant criminality that means people are periodically relieved of whatever they have been able to amass.

When addicts are challenged with morbid states that impede progress, psychodynamic psychotherapy is uniquely suited to help the patient on his way to recovery by utilizing all the tools at his disposal in the form of medications, motivation for diet and exercise, talk therapy, and the use of support groups.

The initial emphasis on service delivery diffused much of the political delicateness that impeded progress in other sectors.

Garbett and McCormack [ 29] have stated that practitioners need help in identifying organisational factors that impede progress, in order to achieve a greater sense of ownership and empowerment.

Low capacity and lack of resources are the root causes of the functional and organisational failings of health systems that impede progress (1– 4).

Southern rednecks thus became a convenient symbol of all that impeded progress.

But, in fact, quotas simply compensate for the many barriers that impede progress.

But to hear developers tell it, it's the bungalows — built as vacation getaways in the early 1900s and eventually winterized — that impede progress.