Sentence examples for to impede us from inspiring English sources

Earlier this month CEO and founder Mark Zuckerberg urged US lawmakers not to impede US companies from be using people's data for sensitive use-cases like facial recognition — attempting to gloss that tough sell by claiming pro-privacy rules would risk the US falling behind China.

Those problems impede us from using the facilities".

For the body is a source of endless trouble to us by reason of the mere requirement of food; and also is liable to diseases which overtake and impede us in the search after truth: and by filling us so full of loves, and lusts, and fears, and fancies, and idols, and every sort of folly, prevents our ever having, as people say, so much as a thought.

Froman said the EU needed to learn from Basic's skill at impeding US and EU initiatives and playing them off against each in order "to better handle third country obstructionism and avoid future train wrecks on climate".

"We want to be sure that no limitations will impede us from dealing with the many important issues that need to be addressed," he said.

The GROS defends an approach based on the attention to and the respect of bodily sensations through work on the events that impede us from respecting these sensations and which leads to addiction-type processes.

"They [the opposition] want us to go back to the old country dominated by the usurpation of popular representation, inmobilise us, impede us from governing.

But judging others' situations without empathy, as Objectivism seems to suggest, impedes us from understanding and therefore overcoming the complex historical legacies facing our nation.

I'll never understand why we need to do something on the business side on the field that might impede us winning a game".

If we are experts at making evidence-based decisions in our experimental laboratories, then what forces are at play that impede us from adopting equally iterative and evidence-based approaches to teaching in our classrooms?

As long as we continue to seek a more equitable society, changing our interpretation of affirmative action will not impede us.