Her narrator (although 'narrator' implies someone better organised than we have here - 'gabbler' would be a better word) is a twentysomething bloke called Adair Graham MacKenny, who does something clerical in the London Assembly building and consequently finds his path to and from work impeded by Blaine lovers and haters.
The new military decree extends emergency law to cover a glut of vaguely defined transgressions that could easily be applied to legitimate protest, including "infringing on others' right to work", "impeding the flow of traffic", and "spreading false information in the media".
Workflow interruptions are a frequent stressor in clinical work, impeding clinicians' attention and contributing to clinical malpractice.
In other words, they are required to adhere to and promote a set of rules and standards regardless of the wider environment - even when the conditions of their work impede or prevent their being able to do so.
But in war zones, lack of security and disruption of transport and social net works impede delivery of relief aid.
Serious schistosomiasis reduces the ability of humans to work and impedes the development of agriculture and livestock.
9 18 19 Criminalisation of sex work also impedes access to safer indoor work environments, particularly for those most socially and economically marginalised.
Republicans object, saying higher taxes create economic distortions, discourage work and impede growth.
Pathologists said their work was impeded by the delay, which resulted in such advanced decomposition that they were unable to obtain any decisive forensic clues.
Two days after Rimes filed a malpractice suit against her former dentist, claiming his crown work had impeded her career, Glanville hit Twitter with a defense of the same practitioner: "My dentist of 17 yrs," she wrote, "whom I love is perfect".
