Sentence examples for this would impede from inspiring English sources

Slovenia, whose coastline is only 46 kilometers long, insists that this would impede its ships from direct passage to the high seas.

Oddly, the museum does not mention that Mr. Springsteen's father was a bus driver, which may explain the singer's metaphorical obsession with vehicles that can attain prodigious speeds without the encumbrance of making frequent stops, as this would impede his characters' psychic and spiritual searches.

When the president was asked yesterday by a reporter whether it would take an all-out military offensive to put down the violence in Falluja, and whether this would impede the transfer of power on June 30, he was reassuring, despite news of the aerial bombardment of Falluja by U.S. gunships and the 70-ton battle tanks being rushed in to aid marines in the escalating fight.

This would impede the progress in the exploitation of shape-controlled synthesis and functional applications of silver nanoplates.

Regular international travel was not a commitment I wished to make, and it soon became clear that this would impede my career progression.

This would impede the formation of large compressive stresses due to wetting events, which is further supported by the absence of damage morphologies characteristic of compressive stresses such as buckling.

If so, that would impede the desired result.

There's hardly anything we could say that would impede the 'majestic instancy' of their progress.

The federation asserted that this provision would impede labor's efforts to work with legislators.

He said the Police and Fire Departments "have done a remarkable job preventing fireworks injuries, and this legislation would impede their ability to do so".

"For example, online distributors like Sling TV offer less expensive alternatives to traditional subscription television that do not require yearly contracts or cable set top boxes, but this merger would impede that innovation".