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Impetuous as he was, he would take stern measures against anyone whom he considered to be an impediment to his progress.

"It would be stretching the point a bit to say an economics degree is an impediment to writing about economics, " he said.

Moreover, the lack of legal protections and a transparent justice system is an impediment to increased productivity down the line.

These developments were noticed in Beijing, which views them as an impediment to its own ambitions, officials said.

Every feature of our environment and of our very beings was described as an impediment to the achievement of our goal!

in Zuckerberg's case because he sees it as a cultural anachronism, an impediment to a more efficient and open connection between people.

The church also began to post so-called banns before each wedding, inviting anyone with knowledge of an impediment to come forward.

I ask him if having a horn on his head is an impediment to "sharing. "

eg. Retribution must be put on hold. It has become a diversion from, and an impediment to, the more important task of fixing the economy.

It is an impediment to scalability, because only one thread can access the hash table at a time.

The report also concluded that security procedures are often seen as "an impediment to operations" .

Overcrowded prisons are an impediment to the rehabilitation of criminals. A snag is an unforeseen or hidden, often transitory obstacle.

Excessive depth of chest and brisket is an impediment to a Terrier when going to ground.

Not really knowing the music, and in my mom's case, not speaking a word of Chinese, proved not to be an impediment to enjoying the show.

But popular and congressional resistance to Mr. Bernanke could be an impediment to reappointment.

Many a polarity in Shakespeare's Venus and Adonis forms an impediment to the interpretation of this literary work.

Dealmakers who advise Chinese companies routinely complain that an impediment to outbound activity is risk-averse decision-making.

Moreover, the group's members have never cited the yuan's exchange rate as an impediment to exporting to China.

You ones have become too accustomed to linear perspectives and this has created an impediment to higher understanding of cosmic workings.

Friction caused low speed creep and tracking errors which presents in servo systems has become an impediment to improve their performance .

Bank secrecy laws should no longer be an impediment to justice.

Waiting creates an impediment to materialisation of goals, progress and personal growth.

Passivity is an impediment to growth for inaction scorns progress.

In such markets, it seems likely that informational problems will be an impediment to efficient trade.

This lack of standardization has been an impediment to national-level studies of vehicle and roadside crash safety.

Foreign companies saw that rule as an impediment to reaching a broad Chinese audience with their products.

Maternity leave is seen as an impediment to becoming a senior manager.

Visible, whether insist to is an impediment to the final victory.

'We're so short of people and if there is no increase soon, the numbers will be an impediment to growth, ' he says.

Inconveniently, virtual functions pose an impediment to inlining, and virtual function calls are more common in Java language than in C .

To the second he is, increasingly, a liability: an impediment to the smooth running of News Corporation.

The electricity market is also an impediment to greater efficiency.

The ARJ-21 project will be an "impediment" to Embraer and Bombardier, according to Martin Craigs, president of the Aerospace Forum Asia.

In the past, "Haiti fatigue" has been as great an impediment to development as natural disasters.

The unmaintainable scripts created with such tools become an impediment to change.

may also be an impediment to its further evolution

Phenytoin Poisonings Resulting in an Impediment to Leg Activity

An Impediment to Understanding and its Causes In C-E Translation