Sentence examples for we impede from inspiring English sources

"It will hurt employment in the United States if we impede the ability of legitimate users to transfer managers and specialists between different affiliates of international organizations," said Mr. Buffenstein, a lawyer who advised legislators on the law governing L-1 visas.

We cannot stop the clock of history from ticking; we cannot impede the logic of capitalism, but we can and must move from dumb (Industrial Age) growth to smarter (Creative Age) growth--growth that fully utilizes human capabilities, that makes us happier, that provides more and better experiences, and more purpose and meaning in our lives, not just more stuff.

We should no more unnecessarily tamper with our citizens' data than we should impede their ability to vote.

"Iran is raising the ante by saying, 'We don't have the military capability to completely close it, but we can impede traffic,'" said Nader.

We would impede, not encourage, children's access to potentially harmful foods.

In fact, we may impede our children's physical development by unconsciously coaching our budding Olympiads into becoming long-term couch potatoes with iPads and TV controls in hand.

Whether it's promoting what should be universally welcomed initiatives like HIV prevention or providing Cubans with access to basic communications tools, we only impede our own goals by tying them to regime change policies like the Helms-Burton Act.

"We're impeding traffic," my sister soon observed as we watched Javiar bringing first class passengers their drinks.

If we dismiss them as part of an evil totalitarian block that we must "argue" (how?) against, we could well impede the democratic progress we hope will come from the Arab Spring TRAUB: I agree altogether with Ian.

We risk impeding growth in sectors such as high tech and life sciences if we make it harder for top talent to arrive and compete for jobs.

"We have impeded development for more than six months; many families have been rehoused in better situations, and we have shone a bright light on the vile processes through which poor and working people are being cleansed from the capital".