Sentence examples for was impeding from inspiring English sources

He chastised Congress, saying it was impeding economic growth.

Others said let it go: it clearly was impeding their ability to get other things done.

A police officer said Mr. Jones was impeding other pedestrians and charged him with disorderly conduct.

If the story that regulation was impeding job growth were true, then there should be evidence to support it.

But some papers are still missing and Republicans have implied he was impeding the commission.Mr Berger's conduct clearly requires investigation.

Some dermatologists have complained bitterly about the system intended to prevent pregnant women from taking Accutane, saying it was impeding access to the drug.

HSBC's chief executive, Stuart Gulliver, said in May the £700m it paid towards the bank levy was impeding his efforts to bolster returns to shareholders.

It is understood that the chairman of the commission, Sir Leigh Lewis, and six other members wrote to Clarke saying that Pinto-Duschinsky's presence was "impeding its progress".