Sentence examples for would have impeded from inspiring English sources

Any such assistance would have impeded his unlawful removal to Guantanamo.

You would have impeded programs that helped South Korea and Brazil recover from crises and return to economic health.

Back in June, they pulled off a surprise victory against a Californian measure that would have impeded their freedom to extract political dues from members.

While declining to describe those issues, Mr. Hardin has said in the past that they would have impeded the firm's ability to do business in the future.

The Spaniard appeared to have trouble with the radio in his helmet, tapping it repeatedly before his start, which would have impeded communication with team officials on his progress.

(One of these previously discovered megaliths, known as the Hajjar al-Hibla, or Stone of the Pregnant Woman, turned out to have a crack that would have impeded its transport).

Simple fences would probably have impeded ABB, but barriers that can withstand some force would also stop vehicles using speed to force itself through the barriers.

Moreover, the very high level of catheter-site colonization, as observed for a substantial number of patients in our study, would have caused confluent growth when using the contact plate method and would thus have impeded quantification of the colonizing microorganisms.

Sixth, a discussion on whether the above measures would also have impeded comparable attacks, and two bombing and two shootings are included (6).

A hundred years ago, when America's economy was still heavily industrial, that gap would not have impeded the upward mobility of Hispanic immigrants and their children.

At the same time, the effect of model numerical misbehaviour on calculation of local gradients is mitigated, this allowing access to the benefits of gradient-based analysis where lack of integrity in finite-difference derivatives calculation would otherwise have impeded such access.