Sentence examples for to impede it from inspiring English sources

The worst-case scenario, from the perspective of the conservatives, is one in which enemies of the United States engage in "lawfare," opportunistically charging the country with violations of international law to impede it from rightfully ensuring its safety.

And that spectacle has become one of the most profitable businesses in the world, organized not to facilitate play but to impede it.

When he wakes up, the interview begins, though he does his best to impede it by asking questions of his own.

America's digital revolution marches on.Mr Powell's critics would counter that much of this onward marching is taking place in spite of the FCC's best efforts to impede it.

This would help to measure the quality of the patent system itself, and offer some way of evaluating whether it is working to promote innovation, or to impede it.But most of all, patent offices need to find ways of applying standards more strictly.

[8] A believer such as Mar Aba might be willing to violate the DRR; however, his violation would, according to the liberal critics, help not to cause religious war but to impede it.

"Keep your eye upon it, throttle it, kill it, stab it, do everything you can to wound it — to impede its progress".

Republicans have tried to impede its work, believing it will saddle financial firms with onerous regulation and unreasonable investigations.

Japan doesn't want a strong currency to impede its exports, and it keeps the yen value down by printing yen at a furious rate and using this currency to buy dollars 192 billion of them last year and 140 billion this year so far.

These factors may motivate progress (e.g., if the caregiver's "dosage knowledge and skill" is high, it will facilitate the move from action to adoption) or impede it (e.g., if the "dosage knowledge and skill" is low, the caregiver will likely remain an inconsistent user or relapse to nonuse).

The union's failure to undertake ambitious reforms will impede it from fulfilling its aspiration to become an effective diplomatic and economic counterweight to the United States on the global scene.