Sentence examples for which was impeding from inspiring English sources

could legitimately employ force against another private agent which was impeding its actions (see Tuck (1993), 170).

After doctors identified the tumor in her chest, which was impeding her airway, she had to go to the ICU immediately and was started on heavy steroids to shrink it.

Meeting with UNSYG Representative Eide 3. (C/NF) Brown spent an hour with UNSYG Special Representative Kai Eide, who expressed concern over slow progress on the security situation, which was impeding development, particularly in the south, and the lack of Afghan capacity to absorb what aid was getting through.

Due to prolonged neglect a number of these were of impressive proportions, e.g. an 18 x 12 cm lipoma, which was impeding normal daily function and impairing quality of life.

The Ottoman khedive (viceroy) of Egypt, Ismāʿīl Pasha (ruled 1863 79), wanted to speed construction of the canal, which was impeded by disputes with the canal company.

On the other hand, binding of higher concentrations of HupBMtbN (employed at 450 nM) promoted binding to A2 under low salt conditions, which was impeded under high salt conditions (Figure 2C).

More interestingly, BMP2 was able to markedly up-regulate the mRNA levels of Osx, which was impeded by 2BP as well (Fig. 6B), supporting the notion that 2BP inhibits osteoblast differentiation by repressing Osx expression.

"It is chaos right now," she said, referring to "incompatible" economic structures and policies across the eurozone, which were impeding a successful resolution of the crisis.

"This is yet another instance of the federal government engaging in excessive and unnecessary regulation, which is impeding the creation of jobs and economic growth," Ms. Brewer said.

Third world countries struggle with a lack of transportation infrastructure, such as roads, bridges, and public transport, which is impeding their economic development.

For fun, Sonic characters are placed on the faces of the assembled stars, and each has to guess which is impeding his or her vision.