Sentence examples for which would hamper from inspiring English sources

The alternative is likely to be gas-fired power stations, which would hamper the UK's efforts to reduce CO2 emissions.

The Chief of General Staff was reported to have told Downing Street he would not accept cuts in Army numbers and training which would hamper the Afghan operation.

She also suggested that a $30 billion capital shortfall might cause the company to cut its dividend or sell assets, which would hamper future profit growth.

Here in Zaatari, we used to have a very high number of security incidents which would hamper the delivery of aid.

The only way to contain Ebola is stop flights from West Africa Stopping flights would be a blunt instrument which would hamper the aid effort and traffic of doctors and scientists to the region.

However, the operators will have to keep the drones in their line of sight at all times, which would hamper the ability to deliver goods over a long range.

But Mr. Kellner said that projection did not take into account a war with Iraq, which would undoubtedly hamper the airline and its rivals.

The White House has said the president had not yet decided whether he would sign the measure, which would potentially hamper Trump's hopes of pursuing improved relations with Moscow.

The German Banking Industry Committee, which represents German banks, also criticised Liikanen's recommendation to curb trading, which it said would hamper risk management.

The Goelets, accompanied by Mr. Field, their lawyer, asked the board not to burden the island with regulations, which they said would hamper their private preservation efforts.

He called it "legislative overreach," which, if enacted, would hamper his ability to conduct policy should he be elected president in November.