Sentence examples for unreasonably impeding from inspiring English sources
A three-judge panel ruled unanimously Friday for the F.C.C., which it said provided evidence that the local franchising process was "unreasonably impeding competitive entry into the cable television market".
As set out by the judge in that hearing, the case law means that there is a public right of peaceful assembly on the highway, so long as it does not unreasonably impede people passing.
But showing more leeway, Mr. Balter wrote that interns could do occasional work done by regular employees, as long as it "does not unreasonably replace or impede the education objective for the intern and effectively displace regular workers".
You're impeding my investigation.
Roadblocks across the country were impeding commerce.
This "is actually impeding science," he said.
Alonso is under investigation for impeding Gutierrez.
Impeding traffic by driving too slowly.
The United States vetoed past resolutions on the grounds that they unreasonably singled out Jewish communities in occupied territories as an obstacle to Middle East peace, and that U.N. action was more likely to impede than advance negotiations between Israelis and Palestinians.
"Nothing here impedes that".
