impede造句

One shouldn't impede other's progress.

The muddy roads impede our journey.

American sanctions continue to impede investment in Iran.

If we try to impede the efforts of others then it is not good.

Sentiment and eloquence serve only to impede the pursuit of truth.

I resolved never to allow fear to impede my actions again.

That "negative" character means that the stabilizing power of contract does not impede productive flexibility.

Whoever temporarily parks a vehicle on road shall not impede the passage of other vehicles or pedestrians.

To the extent that the industry is laden with excess capacity, these subsidies impede exit and delay adjustment.

The standard undermines the traditional patent bargain between private patent owners and the public and threatens to impede innovation and the dissemination of knowledge.

In 2007, Ugandan field trials of the first Leuven uber-banana were announced, although public distaste of the idea of GM foods may impede its long term success.

Theories of manipulating the climate to impede global warming have been on the fringe of scientific discussion for some time, but is now moving towards the mainstream.

Even when we are physically distant from our groups they can still impede creativity through the unconscious standards they impose on their members.

Most famously, they targeted snowmobile owners in Michigan with warnings that the Democrats favoured environmental rules that would impede their frozen frolics.

Personalization is important, but do not add it to your application at the cost of usability, nor allow it to impede the implementation of something like support for internationalization.

Whatever the report says, it will be hard to convince poor countries that action over climate change is a necessity, not a luxury, and that it will not impede growth.

Intention 2 is also clear, but what the grant doesn't say is important, too: Consistent with Intention 1, Intention 2 does not impede the sale of open source software.