Sentence examples for to be impeding from inspiring English sources

Their real agenda seems to be impeding the division from doing its work.

Since 1997 he has been able to sack Bosnian officials whom he deems to be impeding the building of peace.

Beltran is wearing a brace on his surgically repaired right knee, but on Saturday it did not appear to be impeding his movement.

In general, performers can set up at will throughout the subway system, but they cannot use amplifiers on platforms, and they risk being shooed away or cited by the police if they are seen to be impeding the flow of traffic.

"I think we're going to see actual improvement in the team's financial performance, but I would hope, and I don't suggest it would happen fast, but I would hope that there would be clarification of a variety of conflicting issues that seem to be impeding a clear delineation of the right path for the Nets to take".

Farage denounced "big banks and multinational corporations". He condemned the "enemy within" — a turn of phrase used frequently and famously by Stalin himself — by which he meant the "establishment" Republicans, i.e., America's elected legislators, who are said to be impeding the international revolution.

It is not unusual for interest rate policy to be impeded by other forces.

As long as the two are confused, effective supply will continue to be impeded.

The passage of electrical activity is assumed to be impeded in satiated areas of the brain.

Crossing is likely to be impeded for NFs with lower frictional coefficient and higher permeability.

Despite these clear advantages, implementing HSI continues to be impeded by the complexity of human-technology integration issues.