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They are keen to get things coördinated, but they are hampered by lack of communications".
Many address deep-rooted social issues, but they are hampered by short-term political horizons and funding arrangements.
Foreign firms are beginning to complain that they are hampered by the informal links between government and local business oligarchs.
Police chiefs claim that they cannot contest the legal action as they are hampered by their own absolute policy that they cannot break.
Microsoft officials say they are hampered in Asia because Sony and Nintendo, both Japanese companies, have entrenched positions and great control over distribution and sales channels there.
But although many companies embrace this broad vision of CSR, they are hampered by poor coordination and a lack of logic connecting their various programs.
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To the extent government hampers their freedom, they are hampering people's lives.
Tom Samaha, who has owned Jane's Cakes and Chocolates since September 2009, said he understands that the city wants to protect the aesthetic appeal of the street, but they are hampering businesses from promoting themselves.
So they are hampering our [ability to take] care of other patients" (9).
They were hampered by demonstrators who cut the fire hoses.
In Georgia, state agriculture inspectors said they were hampered by rising needs and falling budgets.
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