Sentence examples for would hamper access from inspiring English sources

The Law Society described them as punitive and said they would hamper access to justice.

"We respect Israel's security concerns," he said, "but they should not hamper access to health services.

"This will hamper access to work for many parents and in some cases, jeopardise their continued employment".

That's especially true overseas, where geographical viewing restrictions hamper access to popular U.S. content.

This finding highlights that poor cognitive ability may hamper access to appropriate care.

"Argentina has just shot itself in the foot in a really bad way," said Spain's foreign minister, José Manuel García-Margallo, warning that the takeover would hamper Argentina's access to international credit and export markets.

But they caution that overly stringent rules would hamper legitimate lenders and curtail access to loans for people who need them.

In other words, the deficiencies of the IPR rules established in the TPP favoring transnational firms mostly from advanced economies, would hamper domestic technology development, knowledge accumulation and access to new technologies.

That recommendation caused concern in the online advertising industry, which has said that such a mechanism would hamper the industry's growth and could potentially limit users' access to free content online.

General Motors is suing a bankrupt automotive supplier for immediate access to specialized parts and equipment, arguing that a delay would hamper the introduction of its new Chevrolet Camaro, disrupt assembly operations and cause millions of dollars in damages.

It would hamper startups and limit innovation.