Sentence examples for unduly hampered from inspiring English sources

He was not unduly hampered by plot constraints.

He has promised to review export rules he calls outdated and sees as having "unduly hampered the competitiveness of the domestic aerospace industry".

During the 2008 presidential campaign, Mr. Obama said the rules had "unduly hampered the competitiveness of the domestic aerospace industry" and vowed to push for change.

During the presidential campaign, Mr. Obama issued a policy statement that faulted the rules as having "unduly hampered the competitiveness of the domestic aerospace industry" and cost the nation billions of dollars.

And we know Klas (Shanti Roney), who says that he would "love to be a housewife," and whose urgent quest for a man to share his bed is unduly hampered by his eerie, preëmptive resemblance to Garth of "Wayne's World".

The tricky task is for the government to fix the problem in ways that do not stifle innovation or unduly hamper civil liberties.

Locke's separation of church and state stood at the beginning of a debate about the limits of religious dissent from civic authority in the name of not unduly hampering an individual's or a group's spiritual practices.

"It is a remarkable cocktail to manage as a regulator," says a British lawyer who works in China.The government is trying to maintain control without unduly hampering the market's growth.

His opponent was Artur Szpilka, a Polish contender with an irresistible origin story: he is a former soccer hooligan, discovered by a perceptive coach who figured that a pair of boxing gloves wouldn't unduly hamper his ability to brawl.

Over the last several months, as Washington has been sifting through the proposed regulations that will help put the Dodd-Frank financial overhaul into force, JPMorgan Chase has been prominent in fighting against rules that it says will unduly hamper market activities.

And he also quoted directly from the new report: Cessation of the program would eliminate the privacy and civil liberties concerns associated with bulk collection without unduly hampering the government's efforts, while ensuring that any governmental requests for telephone calling records are tailored to the needs of specific investigations.