Sentence examples for there were any impediments from inspiring English sources

At the time Syamsuddin said he did not believe there were any impediments to Corby being granted an early release but was determined to treat her like any other prisoner.

Five Episcopal priests objected at the point in the service when Corrigan asked if there was "any impediment" to the ordinations, one calling the ordinations a "perversion" and another calling them "unlawful and schismatical".

"I don't believe that he will find that there's any impediment to his candidacy".

"I don't think there was any impediment, nothing negative for somebody to think about if they wanted to consider a broadcaster for a manager.

Sure, it's politics, that's what they do, but as a legal matter … it's quite straightforward and I don't believe there is any impediment whatsoever".

Asked by Justice Laura A. Ward whether there was any impediment to his understanding the nature of his guilty plea, Mr. Ortenzio replied, "No, Your Honor".

He approached Aubrey Oxlade, the chairman of Australian cricket's Board of Control, to ask if there was any impediment to his return to the Australian team.

One of his proposals suggested that the prospective couple should be interviewed by an all-female meeting prior to the marriage to determine whether there were any financial or other impediments.

O'Donnell replied to the then shadow business secretary, John Denham: "The prime minister specifically asked me whether there was any legal impediment to moving it to Mr Hunt.

So we might ask whether there is any such impediment to holding that God is necessarily perfectly morally good.

There cannot be any impediment to science that will ultimately be good to the general public".