HINDERED DEVELOPMENT The Indian government has said Kashmir's special status hindered its development because it barred people from outside the state from buying property, investing and settling there.
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Low approval rates of young customers have also hindered banks.
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It is unclear whether Liu's alleged obstruction hindered the prosecution.
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They don't want to be hindered by lots of stuff.
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The other feels hindered as it strives for the future.
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Critics say parliament has long hindered attempts at fiscal discipline.
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This never hindered me from thriving in these competitive environments.
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With his performance obviously hindered, Rose was inundated by criticism.
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However, the construction in the background really hindered the aesthetic.
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But he has been hindered by injuries in recent seasons.
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Coding errors hindered its ability to infect Windows XP systems.
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Most people feel it's a good thing that they're hindered.
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Interactive content has also been hindered by a generational divide.
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Research, however, is hindered because of the Schedule I classification.
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Yet their administrations were still hindered by a certain naïveté.
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The more limited job description has not hindered Mr. Cuccinelli.
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I wasn't hindered in any way; this collaboration just amplified everything.
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As TMZ first reported, Kimberly's posts also hindered online fundraising efforts.
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He dismissed comments that foreign regional pressure had hindered the process.
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Mr. Isaias's distrust of Western governments has hindered change in Eritrea.
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Sovereign priorities have also hindered efforts to streamline the European Commission.
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Has sharing your experience on YouTube helped or hindered this process?
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It certainly doesn't seem to have hindered our President at all.
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Provisions in the law have hindered recovery efforts after Hurricane Maria.
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The cost of building that link has previously hindered Simandou's development.
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The opposition from China and Russia has practically hindered the passage.
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Lyrical photography, in turn, is often hindered by too much thought.
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But those efforts have been hindered by local groups and courts.
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TCU shot 52.7 percent from the floor but was hindered by turnovers.
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France is hindered both by austerity and by the euro's shaky foundations.
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That absolutely hindered the path I could have taken my career on.
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Other decisions have hindered the public's ability to track the wars' progress.
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But the region's complex geopolitics and security concerns have hindered its construction.
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But in other ways government has hindered more than it has helped.
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And that goal won't be hindered by Fourth Amendment violations, said Canon.
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But one former camp counselor said rules and regulations hindered the experience.
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Now we're being hindered by the Russian hoax—it's a hoax, OK?
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The 16-day shutdown hindered federal relief aid funds from reaching Colorado.
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Now we're being hindered by the Russian hoax -- it's a hoax, OK?
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"In the N.F.L., it's about not wanting to be hindered," he said.
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In parallel, both leaders hindered a major breakthrough based on Washington's blueprint.
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But this touchpad was so terrible that it hindered the entire experience.
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Unfortunately, these companies are hindered by cumbersome, confusing, and capricious governance practices.
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It has hindered his attempts to travel even within the United States.
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Its spread to South Korea, Italy and beyond has hindered global travel.
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Mr. Flynn "ultimately hindered their prosecution," according to the government's sentencing memo.
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They do not allege the documents hindered any cases, the Sun reported.
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The company claims that its Android problems have hindered user growth, too.
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I don't want to hesitate and feel hindered by something I haven't said.
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The process is far from perfect, but that hasn't hindered the industry's growth.
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Another barrier that has hindered the adoption of internet video services is pricing.
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That timeline had to be moved up as bad weather hindered the operation.
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International disease management efforts are frequently hindered by countries' hesitance to report outbreaks.
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However, if targeting capabilities are materially hindered, revenue re-acceleration may be prolonged.
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But as of now, that tech — called blockchain — is hindered by stubborn shortcomings.
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It hasn't hindered him much; he has missed just four games this season.
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The reservoir's support beams hindered the team's ability to find clear projection spaces.
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Shortly after I arrived, I already felt hindered by the lack of resources.
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Even the best country strategy will be hindered by disjointed execution and oversight.
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However, this process is being hindered by the impeachment inquiry in the House.
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At first, I was very afraid that my creative side would be hindered.
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How Has Your Family Helped or Hindered Your Transition to a New School?
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If the city's cuts hindered the subway, the state's actions practically hobbled it.
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And that, in turn, has seriously hindered humanity's ability to combat climate change.
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But in this Australian Open, his first tournament back, he was still hindered.
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My right to do what I want with my body is potentially hindered.
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Multiple nations have expressed concerns that the Nagoya Protocol has hindered sample sharing.
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Higher commodities and unfavorable foreign exchange rates have hindered Ford in recent quarters.
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That both aims are hindered by another issue entirely is a slight disappointment.
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But it was discouraging, because d'Arnaud's career continues to be hindered by injuries.
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Future improvement in ROE will also be hindered by continued low asset yields.
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How often have I hindered the progress of scientists more marginalized than me?
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But the FEC was always hindered by a structure that undermined its effectiveness.
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A massive cyberattack hindered access to many major websites across the internet on Friday.
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Creativity is hindered—instead of encouraged—because artists can't build on their cultural heritage.
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Cornell maintained that nothing in the omitted documents suggested the university hindered the investigation.
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"Being with a label was really great, but it hindered us creatively," says Michael.
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In contrast to the acting, the non-virtuosity of the singing hindered the production.
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But rescue efforts were hindered by a snowstorm which blocked access to the hotel.
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But they are hindered by their "lexical limitations" and the words at their disposal.
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Quick decision-making can often be hindered by the absence of high-level leadership.
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Yet squabbles over immigration at home and political obstacles in Brussels have hindered progress.
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The agricultural supply chain is rife with middlemen and hindered by an arcane bureaucracy.
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State-funded rural law enforcement has been hindered by Alaska's long-running fiscal problems.
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But she faltered, hindered by injuries, high expectations and a failure to seize opportunities.
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Catholic officials around the globe have covered up these crimes and hindered their prosecution.
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Public understanding of the space has also been hindered by an abundance of silliness .
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"(He) will not be hindered in his implementation of his strategic vision," Rossbach said.
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The process is additionally hindered by the government auctions required to assign exploration rights.
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But two compounds successfully blocked the early-stage gene and hindered teichoic acid production.
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The problem of narrow networks has hindered President Trump's signature veterans health care program.
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Some critics said "Rape of Love" was hindered by Ms. Bellon's overtly feminist outlook.
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It also released a rover, but it was hindered by terrain and communication problems.
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But efforts to identify and contain such outbreaks are hindered in resource-poor settings.
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Thomas was hindered by a bad hip and was eventually traded to the Lakers.
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Puerto Rico's governor had said that the law hindered aid from reaching the island.
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Rescue attempts and other essential services were hindered by a lack of fuel. Gov.
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The waters of the Marmara Sea have hindered more complete studies of the break.
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We've had Republican officials hindered in their jobs by Trump's attempt to purchase Greenland.
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I want to enjoy the older years and not be hindered by health issues.
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But she never reached another Grand Slam singles semifinal as injuries hindered her career.
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But she never reached another Grand Slam singles semifinal as injuries hindered her career.
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Many women's careers are hindered by pregnancy; this pop singer's was propelled by it.
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"Intimidating and xenophobic rhetoric, media bias and opaque campaign financing" hindered political debate, he said.
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Search efforts would be hindered by limited detection devices due to the hefty price tags.
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But steel workers in Port Talbot said politicians had hindered rather than helped the industry.
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Massive flooding hindered their escape and kept rescuers from locating them for nearly ten days.
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Had years of playing touchscreen games hindered our feeble hand-eye-number-pad coordination skills?
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The same weak legal codes hindered the prosecution of both departing and returning foreign fighters.
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He called back to the "porting debates" that hindered video providers prior to the ruling.
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Also, ex-sex neither helped nor hindered the process of emotionally decoupling from an ex.
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Gender equality in education and the workplace, long hindered by Muslim tradition, is widely accepted.
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So when it's added to water, the sunlight penetration is hindered, and that harms photosynthesis.
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Investor sentiment is being hindered by the U.S. presidential race, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday.
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Google is reportedly rethinking its "first-click free" policy, which has historically hindered subscription revenues.
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Even during the good times, the energy industry bemoaned environmental regulations that hindered further development.
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She notes that in the past, her hijab had hindered her performance and wasn't breathable.
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Clinton's vote totals in the Kentucky primary on Tuesday night hindered a potential talking point.
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The Trump administration argued that the laws effectively hindered federal efforts to enforce immigration policies.
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In Europe, viewers' preference for local content has also so far hindered cross-border deals.
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In Student Loan Hero's recent study, 78% said they felt hindered by their monthly payments.
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Rescue efforts to find the remaining workers were being hindered by heavy rain, Nzeng said.
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Saudi Arabia's shifting responses to the accusations have hindered its efforts to contain the story.
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My first impression while wearing it was that my range of motion wasn't hindered all.
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His four catcher's interference penalties — when he hindered the batter — were tied for the most.
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Ticket sales were likely hindered by "It," which became an unexpected blockbuster for Warner Bros.
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Its members intended to push back against environmental regulations that they believed hindered economic growth.
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In his telling, outdated strictures on business and institutionalized hostility toward the wealthy hindered entrepreneurialism.
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Ravi Gouda said the dust has hindered the flowering of the trees, damaging the harvests.
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And, whether that tactic hindered or helped, we know he succeeded in winning the presidency.
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Trump and other critics of the Dodd-Frank law say its regulations have hindered lending.
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But the implementation of last January's Stockholm peace accord is hindered by political punch-pulling.
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The company's ability to reduce its expense ratio is hindered by its limited operating scale.
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Nick DeMolina: I work in advertising and it hasn't hindered my musical ambitions at all.
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Clinton's defeat is difficult to separate from the other liabilities that hindered her campaign. Mrs.
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Some might argue matters of policy have been hindered by an infatuation with palace intrigue.
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Heavy clouds have hindered air support, limiting advances, and Kurdish militia have retaken some territory.
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Yet many of his administration's ideas have been hindered by legal, practical and political obstacles.
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According to the plaintiffs, these issues — and others — hindered voters from participating in the election.
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And then it goes to other cosmological phenomena, but its hindered by some of the titles.
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The umpire said Serena had hindered Stosur's play on the ball and gave Stosur the point.
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The government said in an email without elaboration that projects were "hindered due to different reasons".
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If not, the same problems that hindered Mexico against Chile and Honduras are likely to remain.
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Until now, its expansion plans in India were hindered by governmental restrictions on foreign direct investment.
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She has also spoken of the commission being "hindered and blocked by members of the Curia".
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Efforts to have the federation reinstated have been hindered by reports of mismanagement and doping violations.
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The claim alleges the incident had hindered the actor's mental health, plus his work and income.
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The exemption of secondary forests and patchy law enforcement, have hindered the moratorium's progress, they say.
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It's complexity is further hindered by all the confusing terms and acronyms applied to its components.
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Many remaining unilateral U.S. sanctions, have hindered the foreign investment that could fuel an economic recovery.
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Apparently, one company has a patent for remotely controlled sex toys and has really hindered innovation.
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It was hindered, in part, by Riggio's refusal to roll his shares into such a transaction.
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In the study, Doctor and Meeker also looked to see if the interventions hindered correct prescriptions.
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China's authoritarianism, which has doubled down under Xi's leadership, certainly hasn't hindered the Chinese tech industry.
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On Saturday night, 35 to 45 mph winds hindered fire crews' efforts and exacerbated the fires.
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But it said the increase was a one-off move as global factors hindered price increases.
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Efforts to review those pages were then further hindered by this weekend's snowstorm, the department argued.
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A Democratic attempt to unseat Rohrabacher could be hindered by the Republican pasts of some challengers.
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But these efforts have been hindered by outbreaks of violence and a deep mistrust of outsiders.
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She succeeded Kevin Hyland, who quit last year, saying his work been hindered by government meddling.
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Secret negotiations hindered the ability to continually highlight ACA shortcomings, ceding the field to ACA supporters.
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Iowa shot 23 percent and 236 percent from long range but were hindered by 303 turnovers.
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Other factors beyond trade tensions have hindered the U.S.-China economic relationship over Trump's first term.
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However, millennials in developed countries think that their prospects could be hindered by moribund economic growth.
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Those efforts, he wrote, have been hindered by the special counsel's investigation into Russian election meddling.
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With the garment fastened, the right edge over the left, his quick action was greatly hindered.
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What are they, and how have they helped or hindered his success with the Falcon Heavy?
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"This hindered the progress which we were making at the time towards social acceptance," Hodson said.
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Public health officials say the church has hindered efforts to contain the spread of the virus.
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Yet the risk is that Italy, with public debt at 135% of GDP, will feel hindered.
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One is hindered by ambition and miscommunication while the other suffers from familiar fears of commitment.
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However, the investigation is likely to be hindered by the tensions between the US and Iran.
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So it also opposes the repeal of Article 370, which legitimized discrimination and hindered economic progress.
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Asia's efforts to contain the endangered animal trade have been hindered by farms throughout Southeast Asia.
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Having a secret can be isolating, he says, but otherwise, heroin has not hindered his life.
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The report says there is currently no evidence to suggest Pompeo has hindered the ongoing investigation.
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Still, a tie-up might lead to antitrust concerns, which have hindered such deal talks before.
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Airstrikes have hit hospitals and hindered delivery of supplies, spurring the spread of famine and cholera.
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Low oil prices hindered small-business job growth in the Southwest, with Texas being hit the hardest.
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Its ability to swiftly decrease production levels is hindered by aging oil infrastructure and mature oil fields.
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But it said Turing has failed to provide data and hindered its ability to meet reporting requirements.
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She filed a lawsuit against Weinstein, claiming his smear campaigns against her character greatly hindered her career.
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He also criticised world leaders meeting with YPG commanders, saying such moves hindered the fight against terrorism.
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In congressional testimony, EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy said that state agencies' slow actions hindered the EPA's response.
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FinCEN staff have told Treasury officials and congressional committees that their counterterrorism work continues to be hindered.
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He also criticized world leaders meeting with YPG commanders, saying such moves hindered the fight against terrorism.
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Even the poorest would know that they were being helped, not hindered, by the success of others.
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There must be some kind of rules, of course, but it should be facilitated rather than hindered.
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Do you feel like the pervasiveness of imagery in social media has hindered or helped this expression?
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However, such cooperation is blocked (or at least substantially hindered) by a Congressional action barring close engagement.
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Costello, does, however, point out that the capital-intensive aspect of implementing sensor technology has hindered growth.
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But, he said, the United States efforts to build a regional coalition against terrorism will be hindered.
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The delay has hindered the airline's ambitions to expand its long-haul operations to the United States.
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Without the scale in smartphones and tablets, the success of the remote play feature could be hindered.
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The fear is that Facebook's efforts have dramatically hindered Snap's growth, and it's hard to argue otherwise.
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Fire personnel attempted to pull him out but falling portions of the burning structure hindered their efforts.
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But the efforts are hindered by a $25 million funding gap, Arenas and other officials there say.
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Ongoing efforts for sweeping changes have been hindered by concerns about social stability and conflicts of interest.
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Jennings was once a top prospect for the Tampa Bay Rays but recent injuries hindered his performance.
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The second bloc consists of states hindered by Bolivarian socialism, powerful criminal organizations and falling commodity prices.
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Net cash flows have also been hindered by regular contributions to pensions and financial services (FS) operations.
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But the mounting costs of tariffs have hindered American firms from gaining ground on foreign competitors. Rep.
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Witnesses had been intimidated and killed; victims were sometimes hindered by shame; and resources were ridiculously low.
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While congressional gridlock has hindered movement on VRA restoration, there are glimmers of hope for future change.
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Obama said that when companies exploit loopholes such as inversions, investment is hindered in the United States.
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First-generation Rift and Vive experiences are hindered by the need for headsets to be wired in.
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But windy conditions, the earliness of the season and the lack of training together hindered the effort.
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Those restrictions have hindered access to everything from counterfeit luxury goods to chemical precursors for making fentanyl.
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The lack of functioning power and communications in Puerto Rico has also hindered reporting on the storm.
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A dearth of test kits has hindered health officials ability to accurately diagnose and track the illness.
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Reporters are hindered in where they can go in the building, where they normally roam relatively freely.
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Several reporters had investigated Weinstein's behavior, but had been hindered by his legal and public relations machine.
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I've never had a car actually break in a way that severely hindered usability until this Lexus.
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He found that racial stereotypes hindered the academic performance of black children and contributed to persistent segregation.
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Ms. Haspel's role in overseeing the interrogations and destroying evidence of them already once hindered her career.
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She added that she would leave the organization if her presence hindered efforts to save the house.
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The bed was comfortable, save for the pillows, which were all too thick and hindered my sleep.
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But injuries continually hindered her ability to solidify a role in the rotation of Coach Mike Thibault.
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Holmes wrote a memo detailing his opinion that the division "hindered our diplomatic effectiveness," according to AFSA.
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"The President of the United States hindered this investigation more than George Papadopoulos ever did," Breen said.
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In the U.S., the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has several regulations that have hindered drone market growth.
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The company said logistical challenges had hindered deliveries of the Model 235 sedan to Europe and China.
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Related Video: VICE YouTube Interview How has your career helped or hindered your own struggles in recovery?
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One thing that hindered her weight loss, she thinks, is the less active lifestyle she's adopted in America.
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Experts say years of Western sanctions over Iran's disputed nuclear program have also hindered development of gas projects.
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However, movement toward this target is hindered by several resistance features which tend to slow the trend momentum.
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After years of desertification, its rich biodiversity is under threat and drought has hindered the fight against hunger.
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Other emerging currencies retreated, hindered by a firmer dollar, which rose 75.9903 percent against a basket of currencies.
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At a time when international sanctions have hindered Pyongyang's ability to obtain hard currency, that trade is significant.
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Sources said the lack of access has also hindered the congressional inquiry into President Donald Trump and Russia.
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The lack of meaningful exits has plagued emerging markets and often hindered the development of robust tech ecosystems.
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Ryan's passion for sharing his insights was hindered by minimal experience with the technology most Millennials navigate natively.
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Its sold 12.2 percent in May 2016, but had since been hindered by regulatory delays and political upheaval.
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Further, nearly 1 in 5 said their debt burden hindered them from getting the health care they needed.
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Salvini said on Sunday that Aquarius 2 had hindered the work of the Libyan coast guard, ignoring instructions.
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The sale would have hindered efforts to cut the over-production of sugar in the EU, Heer said.
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However, the progress of the broader market was hindered by a drop in the shares of mining companies.
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The probe has hindered efforts by MTN to launch new talks aimed at getting the fine reduced further.
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That in turn had hindered the separation of the first stage of the rocket from its second stage.
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The opposition, backed by some like-minded lawmakers, has hindered legislative efforts by Mr. Ryan and Mr. Bishop.
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He has established a multilingual website to seed tenets of free expression in nations where it is hindered.
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Current interior minister Amber Rudd said rejected suggestions cuts had hindered the authorities' ability to prevent Monday's attack.
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The civil war next door has also hindered land exports to Jordan, Iraq and oil-rich Gulf nations.
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The FTSE 100 was down 0.3 percent at 6,850.40 points, hindered by its heavy exposure to mining stocks.
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They also stopped or hindered antidrug investigations, allowing vehicles loaded with cocaine to leave the country, prosecutors said.
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It is also hindered by a weak mandate that limits its activities and prevents it from acting offensively.
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Stereotypes and a lack of information severely hindered people speaking out about their sexual orientation and gender identity.
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Their efforts were hindered by toxic smoke, according to an official from the North Chungcheong Fire Service Headquarters.
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But it was a grueling four-year fight that hindered Microsoft's ability to innovate for the next decade.
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Aside from making her miserable, those breakdowns, like her race and her perceived gender, hindered her professional life.
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" He says he used to take songwriting "so seriously to the point where I'd be hindered by it.
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But currently the BDS market is hindered by the anti-competitive practices of a few large incumbent providers.
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The move hindered Obama's efforts, and he ultimately failed to close the military prison before he left office.
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Jittery about Chinese ambitions but anxious about being left out, Russia has both helped and hindered the project.
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I realized that much of my arousal was hindered due to inadequate foreplay and assertion from my partner.
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Mezvrishvili said it was "not true" that Bassiani was being targeted for searches, or hindered in its business.
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His lawyers have argued that the harsh conditions of confinement have hindered his ability to prepare for trial.
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"The president of the United States hindered this investigation more than George Papadopoulos ever could," Mr. Breen said.
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The Trump administration's efforts to reunite families were hindered due to its lack of accurate and systemic records.
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Final results are delayed to later today because vote-counting was hindered by drenching rains from Typhoon Lan.
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Instead of being hindered by an overabundance of volcanic rocks, the Azoreans have used them to their advantage.
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Since then, Nicollet has had injuries to her wrist, toes and back that have hindered her professional career.
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But Ghosh could already see the impact of climate change: bigger waves and worsening cyclones that hindered farming.
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They started working on another album together in New York, but were hindered by Hathaway's mental-health issues.
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Unfavorable weather at times hindered smooth flying, causing the plane to be grounded for months in some countries.
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Nowitzki, who missed six of his first seven shots and was hindered by foul trouble, added six rebounds.
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Those willing to kill the innocent in cold blood will hardly be hindered by a new gun regulation.
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Labeling China a manipulator could have severely hindered progress in other areas of a complex bilateral economic relationship.
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Cheng has already overcome one challenge that has hindered previous attempts at creating a robotic sense of touch.
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Even in that case, however, he/she is already hindered by the fact that they came in illegally.
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Some investors believe PDVSA is attempting to make payments but is being hindered by factors beyond its control.
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"Indian and China retail consumption has been hindered by depreciating local FX," Citi analysts said in a note.
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President Kevin Johnson noted that same-store sales growth was hindered, in part, by growing mobile pay and ordering.
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Conditions were "extremely poor," officials said, and rough waters and winds hindered the marine emergency response team's search efforts.
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Even in that case, however, he or she is already hindered by the fact that they came in illegally.
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The people here were interested in reaching peak human fitness, a goal hindered by pounding back beer after beer.
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Korun said police in the majority Kurdish town of Diyarbakir hindered two of her colleagues from entering voting locations.
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The online banks launched by Tencent and Ant—respectively, WeBank and MYBank—have also been hindered by deposit caps.
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Without this money, the administration said, mosquito surveillance and control, vaccine development, and diagnostic testing improvements will be hindered.
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Paleontologists have long theorized that the threatening presence of dinosaurs during the Jurassic period helped, not hindered, mammalian diversity.
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The U.N. refugee agency (UNHCR) said on Wednesday that the latest fighting had hindered access to people in need.
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But the lack of other evidence pointing toward him, including a body, hindered the investigation and any possible prosecution.
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"While Tiffany's recovery has been hindered by external top-line headwinds, these now appear to be abating," he said.
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The State Department spoke out against the blockade, saying it hindered U.S. military operations against ISIS in the region.
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Those rules have not only hurt trading volumes but hindered lending to small- and medium-sized businesses, she said.
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The Tamagotchi's low-res screen is cute, but hindered by a reflective cover on the screen that reflects everything.
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That dream has remained unattainable so far, and hindered by cable companies' refusal to turn over direct cable access.
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From the report: CISA officials acknowledged that staffing shortages have hindered DHS' efforts to secure the Nation's election infrastructure.
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However, Couderc said in the memorandum to employees that AccorHotels' interest had hindered the hunt for a new CEO.
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" I mean a problem like, "The #brand #reach of these #millennials is hindered by a lack of #engagement #platforms.
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But research that would help us adapt is being hindered by intellectual property rights, regulatory testing, and so on.
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At the town hall meeting, Ossoff praised Abrams for highlighting state policies that hindered voter access to the polls.
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Can said the US withdrawal from Syria, and Turkey's subsequent military incursion, hindered the SDF operation on al-Baghdadi.
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Yet it has also hindered stock markets around the globe and contributed to fears of a new global recession.
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In fact, there have been numerous situations where governmental occupational licensing has hindered qualified people from pursuing their careers.
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Wilson's diminished mobility hindered his elusiveness but had no bearing on the strength and accuracy of his right arm.
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Day, whose ranking has dropped to No. 22014, acknowledged that the break hindered his progress in the short term.
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The resulting limited paper trail hindered efforts to determine what occurred and how HHS can improve in the future.
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Salahuddin said that "harsh steps" taken by the government of Pakistan had hindered his group's ability to take action.
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"The president of the United States hindered this investigation more than George Papadopoulos ever could," Breen told the judge.
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And their unemployment offices, long hindered by lumbering technology and bare-bones staffing, are already groaning under the weight.
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Rescuers were hindered by poor visibility and they resumed the search Friday morning using vessels as well as aircraft.
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The funding freeze also hindered the F.B.I.'s efforts to crack down on child trafficking, violent crime and terrorism.
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Trade has already been hindered because of shifts in how American personnel police the border, leading to longer waits.
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Local health agencies and doctors have complained that a lack of tests have hindered their abilities to identify patients.
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The global economic impact of the disease could worsen as more industries, businesses, and employees' daily routines are hindered.
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Few businesses pay their taxes and all these factors have hindered Nigeria from meeting its true potential, says Gates.
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Stagnant wages have also hindered inflation, which is running below the 2-percent rate policymakers would like to see.
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I am at large in the world, hindered only by the usual suffocating business of day-to-day existence.
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Gordon was hindered by injuries from the start, playing only nine games in his first season in New Orleans.
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The brevity of his N.F.L. career (seven years, three of them spectacular) had hindered his entry into the Hall.
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By hiding the transcript, Trump's team also hindered the ability of our intelligence community to do their jobs effectively.
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The State Department spoke out against the move, saying it hindered U.S. military operations against ISIS in the region.
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Nets coach Kenny Atkinson said turnovers and wasted possessions on which players tried scoring one-on-one hindered Brooklyn's rhythm.
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Federal aid has been fatally slow to arrive, hindered by damaged ports, making the island wonder if it's been forgotten.
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Isner served 26 aces against Ebden, who appeared to be hindered by a sore neck and served 15 double-faults.
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I am sadly reminded of all of the women's lives he destroyed and careers that were hindered from this abuse.
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Perhaps the fundamental flaw that has hindered women's abilities to perform spacewalks is a lack of suits that fit them.
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Even where reformers can make progress, they're limited to specific collection and search practices, and seriously hindered by NSA secrecy.
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Those hindered from joining Kayla on her stumbling journey through puberty are precisely the viewers who would benefit the most.
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Trevor is working to put an intelligent plan of action in place not hindered by political agenda and property values.
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In regards to Brendan's case, Nirider and Drizin argue that recent legislation has hindered his ability to claim habeas corpus.
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In the past, experts thought that learning a second language was an "interference" that hindered children's academic and intellectual development.
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In addition to that, a weekend outage hindered output from Australia's 16.3 million tonne/year North West Shelf liquefaction plant.
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The dominance of cheap diesel and fuel oil in the region's domestic power markets also hindered the exploitation of reserves.
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An appreciating currency has hindered price increases, with the around 6 percent higher than the central bank's expectations, Westpac noted.
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The Gulf war and Shiite uprising of the early 287s, and a decade of crippling international sanctions, hindered their return.
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If he ultimately taps Petraeus for the post, it may be a decision hindered more by political appearances than feasibility.
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Kenyatta complained in a meeting about corruption this week that the slow pace of hearings hindered his anti-corruption drive.
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But the product was hindered by poor leadership, according to former employees, and it failed to gain traction with users.
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That innovation, which is patented, addresses a fundamental issue that for decades has hindered development of new classes of antibiotics.
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He topped 1,200 yards in four consecutive seasons for Seattle from 2011-14 before being hindered by injuries in 2015.
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For years, family ownership of Brazilian pulp and paper companies has hindered a consolidation, as owners have resisted sharing control.
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But now the Chinese, who hindered American efforts during the Vietnam War, are making things easier for the United States.
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At the moment, progress is hindered by too many inputs from, and a lack of coordination between, these various bodies.
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There has been no public indication that Rosenstein has hindered or limited Mueller's work thus far in any significant manner.
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But, he added that the speed at which the board made decisions and enforced them was hindered during his tenure.
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" Amundson, who studied philosophy at Nevada-Las Vegas, said society's collective phone addiction hindered "pure interaction" and "intention-filled relationships.
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That's hindered us, and it's allowed much more opportunity for brinksmanship: Republican-on-Republican brinksmanship or Democrat-on-Republican brinksmanship.
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The TPS program was designed to address a situation where a government's capacity was hindered by natural disaster or epidemic.
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The investigation also shed new light on the tactics these companies have used to reshape laws that hindered their growth.
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Perhaps it's the legwork required that has hindered the trend: It requires exact piercing placement to fit the jewelry properly.
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This hindered me from enjoying its benefits with all of my headphones without adding a second adapter into the fray.
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This access, however, is hindered by the lack of harmonization between the swaps and security-based swaps data reporting rules.
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The team finished 25th in three-point attempts and 29th in accuracy a year ago, which significantly hindered their offense.
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The company's ambitions to sell smartphones in the U.S. could also be hindered by growing legislative hostility to Chinese companies.
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This has hindered the use of Alexa on smartphones, as consumers tend to rely on their phone's native voice assistant.
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His vision is hindered by a blind spot, but in this, Tillman seems to say, he is like us all.
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Despite the spread of coronavirus across the continent, the World Health Organization (WHO) recommends that flights should not be hindered.
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Gary Burger, the St. Louis trial lawyer who won that verdict, said the state's defense team was hindered by turnover.
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According to Mr. Balarezo, the conditions of his client's confinement have also hindered his ability to assist in his defense.
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While the A's have reached the playoffs eight times in the 2000s, they have always been hindered by low revenues.
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Its successor, the Vapor 2, tried to fix the original smartwatch's issues but was ultimately hindered by an outdated processor.
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Secret Service agents are angry over the breach, and believe they have been hindered by insufficient technology to detect intruders.
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When asked how he'll actually overcome GOP obstruction that hindered Obama's ability to govern, however, Biden offers two unconvincing theories.
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The subtlety of books as status symbols has also hindered them from attracting the new wealth that has followed art.
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On the campaign trail, Ms. May said she would curtail human rights laws if they hindered the fight against terrorism.
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Republicans have also long hailed Uber as a great example of American innovation that could be hindered by over-regulation.
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Wuhan's mayor, Zhou Xianwang, who is less powerful than Mr. Ma, said the government's own laws hindered faster public disclosure.
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Analysts at Barclays said that the firm was being hindered by volatile demand and ramping up for a new product.
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Space future While the UAE's space agency wasn't officially founded until 2014, that late start hasn't hindered the country's ambitions.
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The two men said they would work to reduce tariffs to zero and eliminate regulations that hindered trans-Atlantic trade.
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It has not worked out that way, however, as existing, unilateral United States sanctions have hindered foreign investment and banking.
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Collecting and analyzing data has been hindered in the mostly privately-owned commercial real estate industry, which closely guards information.
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According to that report, under the Obama administration, the Justice and Treasury departments delayed, hindered or rejected certain investigatory actions.
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But the capacity for the type of decisive response that prevented an even worse outcome in 2008 has been hindered.
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But the capacity for the type of decisive response that prevented an even worse outcome in 2008 has been hindered.
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The Lakers, who have been hindered this season by injuries and trade-deadline intrigue, are not a great basketball team.
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Outside the US, rulings have favored the fight against climate change 43% of the time, compared to 27% that hindered efforts.
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The packed parking lot and the crowds trying to drive away hindered fire rescue teams, Assistant Fire Chief Roy Winston said.
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Unions have always suppressed free speech, but more importantly, they have hindered innovation and thoughtful community involvement in schools for decades.
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But foreign investors admit that lofty development goals continue to be hindered by sluggish administration, corruption and a wall of bureaucracy.
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Apple Inc's Apple Pay and Alphabet Inc's Android Pay require retailers to install compatible new equipment, which has hindered wider acceptance.
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It was not clear whether Mr Gianforte's "bodyslamming" of a journalist on the eve of the election hindered him, or helped.
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Tachibana said Japan Post sought to buy some Italian bonds on Wednesday only to be hindered by wide bid-offer spreads.
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In February they hit their highest level since 2011, promising to ease a shortage of dollars that has hindered Egyptian business.
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Others thought it was too hard for many people to use, which hindered mainstream growth — a major issue with Wall Street.
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Reconnaissance hindered Back in 2003, the US invasion of Iraq was slowed for several days by a massive sandstorm around Najaf.
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The Great Recession, combined with a mortgage crisis, hindered mobility and curtailed home-buying, dragging down the growth of the suburbs.
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In a way, it's entire purpose is to obsolete the modes of commerce and communication traditionally hindered by such political demarcation.
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Fifty years later, most of the programs put in place to eradicate poverty have been severely hindered by reductions in aid.
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Spain may no longer be growing at 3 percent, and three years without a majority government have hindered progress on reform.
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Marilyn Manson may be incapacitated following an onstage accident but that hasn't hindered his self-appointed duties as an arch provocateur.
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But all of that hasn't hindered Jay- Z. In fact, he has clearly evolved by having such a strong, successful partner.
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There was also the fear that Wal-Mart's lower price may have eroded EarthKind's profit margins and hindered Block's growth plan.
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An estimated 3,000 to 5,000 Puerto Ricans died, and recovery efforts were hindered by the lack of power and communications infrastructure.
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This can lead to delayed evacuation, hindered search and rescue, or even just the inability to talk with friends and family.
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At the news conference on Saturday, the laureates described highly motivated students who were hindered in part by their government's policies.
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Some basic supplies are already on the island, but a fuel shortage, blocked roads and other challenges have hindered their distribution.
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This approach, Ganus said, has hindered efforts to have the suspensions against RUSADA, the country's athletics federation and Paralympic Committee lifted.
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The trade war between the world's two largest economies has hindered economic growth in both nations over the past 12 months.
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While an important effort is underway to improve that, its arrival has been hindered by various obstacles, including other newsroom priorities.
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European intelligence services remain hindered by their divisions across and even within countries, Brennan said in remarks at the Brookings Institution.
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They found that more acidic waters hindered diatoms from getting the nutrition they need, specifically iron, for their numbers to grow.
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"Outdated federal marijuana laws have perpetuated our broken criminal justice system, created barriers to research, and hindered economic development," Warren said.
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Banks have been discussing defensive mergers for months but haggling over top jobs and the location of headquarters has hindered deals.
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The Mexican government's efforts to reduce the bloodshed have been hindered by ongoing clashes between the country's cartels and criminal organizations.
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An estimated 1.2 million more Texans eligible to vote could also be hindered by the law, according to voting rights groups.
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The decline has a number of causes, including new restrictions on foreign buyers, which hindered wealthy émigrés and investors from China.
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Indeed, an increasingly robust body of research finds that the gradual strengthening of patents has hindered innovation rather than foster it.
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However, they are hindered by the fact that the US government has refused to confirm its involvement in Abu Omar's rendition .
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The carry-on grabbers were accused of having hindered the escape of fellow passengers, dozens of whom died in the flames.
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A federal law banning "gay propaganda" has also hindered access to HIV prevention services among the LGBT community, according to activists.
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In 2014, the property was sold to the Renatus Group, but development has been hindered by Sir Shadow and his compatriots.
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This past Ramadan, Somali Muslim immigrants were hindered from freely practicing their faith while detained in an ICE facility in Florida.
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They also hindered access to supplies needed to keep the plant running, according to a statement by the company in April.
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An Austrian industry body has appealed, saying the government crackdown violated European Union rules, hindered entrepreneurship and jeopardized jobs in Austria.
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Lesser-known figures will also probably find that their time in the administration has hindered, rather than helped, their career prospects.
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Investigators were still trying to gather information from the woman but have been hindered by a language barrier, Mr. Rungrueng said.
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The report says that threat information-sharing programs are hindered by intelligence being classified and clearances being too difficult to obtain.
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Cases are increasing near the capital, Sanaa, and Hodeidah, where the recent conflict has hindered WHO's efforts to prevent the disease.
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Facebook says service hindered by lack of local news Here's a bleak story from David Bauder about how Facebook's efforts to promote local news have been hindered by the fact that many Americans now live in areas that have no local journalism to speak of — a fact exacerbated by Facebook's growing dominance of the digital ad market.
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Divers have been seeking a way forward through the cave complex&aposs chambers, but flooding and low visibility has hindered their progress.
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The company has been hindered by Indian import taxes, making its already expensive iPhone X line even more costly in the country.
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The policy was abolished after police said it hindered investigations: it hampers appeals for information and prevents police from issuing public warnings.
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"The defendant's right to a trial by an impartial jury is not hindered just because of misleading or inaccurate statements," Jackson said.
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Bitcoin and Ethereum, the two largest cryptocurrencies by market cap, are widely regarded as immensely promising, hindered only by a few obstacles.
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Although the bones of the building may be architecturally prosaic, that has not hindered the continuing progress of the arts center itself.
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Cosart remained in the game but was hindered by the foot and exited after allowing four runs over 2 53/3 innings.
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This lack of any formal financial system hindered peoples' ability to progress financially, both on a personal and professional level, Siroya says.
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The director-general of the World Health Organisation appealed for an end to fighting in the region, which has hindered aid workers.
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And unfortunately, many people working in a restaurant are hindered either by their reliance on tips, or fear of losing their job.
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"Medical breakthroughs should not be hindered by the cumbersome process of searching the scientific literature," said Paul Allen in a press release.
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The White Walkers have historically fared poorly when water is involved, so the undead army may be hindered by Last Hearth's geography.
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Up until now, India's reliance on coal for almost three-fourths of its electricity supply has hindered its transition to clean energy.
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The widespread use of non-disparagement clauses in employment agreements has further exacerbated this culture of silence and hindered potential whistleblower activity.
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Production at its giant mine in northern Brazil known as S11D and elsewhere was also hindered by "abnormal rain," the company said.
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But it has been a process beset with delays, hindered also by a cyclone that hit months later, according to community groups.
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Without the gene, development of sperm was hindered, leaving the altered mice with fewer sperm and smaller testicles, making them effectively sterile.
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But its app doesn't boast the same widespread adoption as WhatsApp or Paytm, which has hindered the impact of its new feature.
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It is this feeling of fear, however, which Thomas says may have hindered her from pursuing her dreams earlier than she did.
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But the bank has since failed to sell any more shares, hindered by the regulatory delay and political upheaval in South Africa.
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Poor management by the Bureau of Indians Affairs has hindered energy development and resulted in lost revenue for tribes, the office concluded.
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Unleashing that money, however, will require clamping down on the corruption and inefficiencies that have long hindered large-scale investment in Africa.
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Americans feared the Peruvian move could have undermined OSINFOR's independence and hindered its ability to effectively enforce Peru's forestry laws, USTR said.
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Pelosi's critics have argued that her reputation as an outspoken liberal and legislative activist has hindered Democrats' ability to win swing districts.
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But the expansion of grocery e-commerce in the country is hindered by the lack of refrigerated trucks, warehouses and fundamental logistics.
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Last season, with the Cavaliers hindered by injuries to Kevin Love and Kyrie Irving, the Warriors clinched the series in six games.
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A founder's lack of credibility or experience in growing and managing a large company hindered a company that wanted to go public.
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"We don't think our growth plans will be restricted or hindered at all," Eurowings operations director Michael Knitter told journalists on Tuesday.
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The rouble fell 0.35 percent against the dollar and traded near its weakest in three weeks, also hindered by lower oil prices.
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If the Trump administration just snaps on tariffs and gives these behemoths free rein, the benefits will be hindered by the costs.
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Engineers produced helpful technologies despite being hindered by an incomplete understanding of the laws of thermodynamics and a complete ignorance of atoms.
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Pai argues it hindered internet providers from experimenting with different business models and took away internet authority from the Federal Trade Commission.
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Sanders on Tuesday blasted such accusations as "nonsense," adding that Nevada's Democratic Party had abused its influence and unfairly hindered his campaign.
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Huge pro-democracy protests in late 2014 brought parts of the city to a standstill and hindered policy-making and legislative work.
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Scrutiny of controversial policies like the travel ban and the family separation policy may be hindered or curtailed, but not entirely thwarted.
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Wet autumn weather hindered sowings of winter wheat, traditionally Germany's largest crop, while a cold start to the spring has delayed growth.
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The negotiations had been hindered by scores of contentious partisan "riders," any one of which had threatened to derail the entire package.
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Even her husband's public and oft-stated opposition to Trump doesn't seem to have hindered Conway's central role in the White House.
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Obama was mocking Mr. Trump's complaint that a faulty microphone had hindered his performance in his first presidential debate with Mrs. Clinton.
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Lebanon's economy has for years been hindered by regional unrest, including the war in neighbouring Syria, and by its own political crisis.
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Attempts to shuttle aid to survivors have been hindered by obstructions on the roads near the rural border of Iran and Iraq.
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Given that sectors like technology move globally and have power beyond policy, their path won't much be hindered by a Trump presidency.
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Successive governments have targeted Vaca Muerta to reverse Argentina's energy deficit but the plans have been hindered by a lack of infrastructure.
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Democrats say net neutrality is essential to protect consumers, while Republicans say the rules hindered investment by providers and were not needed.
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Abdul Rahman's wife and three children received the equivalent of $35,000 in Sudanese pounds, although banking restrictions have hindered access to it.
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The government has prohibited, hindered or attacked opposition rallies in other cities across Congo, including Boma, Kalemie, Kananga, Kindu and Mbuji-Mayi.
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Gardner has largely voted in line with President Donald Trump's positions and appears to be hindered by the president's low popularity nationwide.
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The search was hindered by strong winds in waters off Argentina's Patagonia, where the submarine was believed to be stranded, officials said.
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"Our fight... continues to be hindered by the leverage that 'safe harbor' laws provide YouTube and other user-uploaded services," Cooper wrote.
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Rescue workers continue to dig out people trapped under the wreckage, but they have been hindered by a lack of heavy equipment.
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It has emerged as the greatest liability for Eric Garcetti, the mayor, and may have hindered his ambitions to run for president.
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But the mayor's plan has been hindered in part by strong resistance from residents in some neighborhoods where shelters have been proposed.
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Conservatives ripped MacDonough, for example, over a 2017 procedural ruling that hindered the Senate GOP's attempts to dismantle the Affordable Care Act.
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The company's main clients include e-commerce, software, and app-based businesses which are often hindered by the requirements of VC funding.
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How has being a woman hindered — or helped — you as a mayor of a major city and a leader in environmental causes?
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The Stamford Police Department said it had been investigating the episode but had been hindered by a lack of witnesses and evidence.
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Investor concerns have weighed on the index, with President Donald Trump's pro-business aspirations potentially hindered by a CEO exodus from Washington.
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On the one hand, respecting Cambodian sovereignty allowed the enemy a sanctuary or safe haven and so hindered the American war effort.
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The report recognizes the need to provide room for artists to provoke and not be hindered in their ability to take chances.
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But the president's counter-terrorism strategy could be hindered by dozens of vacancies across the government, not least a permanent FBI director.
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In his view, the emergency streetwork is badly hindered by the government's abysmal effort to coordinate emergency health services across the city.
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"One of the things that really hindered me was that I had never known anyone who had gone through sexual assault," she says.
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In many ways, I'm glad I didn't know what I know now when I first started out, because it might have hindered me.
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The rookie was hindered by a 2B Starlin Castro error that extended the third inning that led to a pair of unearned runs.
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Online networks have helped, not hindered, bookish engagement, with WhatsApp groups and online hangouts enabling real-time discussion between individuals across the globe.
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Opinion: The right to serve in military shouldn't be hindered by faith "I had a childhood fascination with the Army," Singh told CNN.
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A by-product of her first experience with hormone therapy is that we know roughly how much it hindered her performance: by 4%.
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Until abolished in March, the capital controls that were imposed after the 2008 financial crisis had hindered Icelandic investors from boosting foreign investments.
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"The fact remains Naftogaz is being hindered in realizing its potential as a profitable strategic asset," the British embassy said in a statement.
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Whether Mendeleev's game of chemical patience would have been helped or hindered by having more lanthanides in the pack is an intriguing question.
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This was during the era of Don't Ask Don't Tell, which I think hindered the military in so many ways, including operational readiness.
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The huge pile of bad debt has hurt the bottom lines of state-run banks and hindered their ability to issue new loans.
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Localist Cantonese sentiment in Hong Kong is remarkably similar to that of Brexit: inward-looking, chauvinistic and hindered by a misplaced superiority complex.
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Precious metals miners Fresnillo and Randgold Resources fell more than 2.3 percent after gold slipped from one-month highs, hindered by dollar strength.
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He knows well how technological advances in transportation have both helped and hindered cleaning up the air in the past 60-plus years.
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The weather turned bad, however, and the rescue plan was hindered—instead of using a helicopter they had to set out on foot.
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Tom Marino, sponsored legislation that favored the drug industry and hindered the DEA's ability to halt large and suspicious orders for prescription painkillers.
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The arrest was widely reported, but less known are the bureaucratic hurdles that hindered his campaign, according to a source in Navalny's office.
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Trump has undermined US credibility Tillerson's credibility is further hindered by increasingly negative perceptions of the Trump administration both at home and abroad.
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Beni has been the site of several attacks from Islamist militants based in Uganda, which have terrorized city residents and hindered response operations.
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" Peltz criticized P&G in July — and numerous times since then — saying that the company's transformation is being hindered by its "suffocating bureaucracy.
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The opportunity to access lower prices through safe and reliable channels is one that must not be hindered by borders or corporate interests.
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Soccer, baseball and basketball games were called off for safety reasons as aftershocks hindered rescue efforts and fueled fears of more powerful quakes.
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O'Connell adds that deregulation — a key plank of the Trump agenda — could be hindered by a lack of officials at executive branch agencies.
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Stricter emissions rules that have hindered auto sales had weighed on both exports and private consumption, VP Bank chief economist Thomas Gitzel said.
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As Americans flock this year to outsider candidates, the kind most hindered by these rules, they are suddenly waking up to this reality.
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Entrepreneurs are innovators, not administrators, but too often we are hindered by archaic compliance laws that fly in the face of common sense.
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"Operations are being hindered," said Tom O'Connor, president of the FBI Agents Association, which represents most of the bureau's active duty special agents.
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But administration officials were hindered in how far they could go to appease Republicans given strong opposition in other countries to any change.
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Palacios said the Mexico deal could have hindered business for both supermarket and delivery app competitors, given Walmart's potential to control Cornershop's terms.
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But the fire crews were hindered by low water pressure and damaged sprinkler systems and by intense radiant heat gusting between combustible structures.
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A chronic lack of gun violence research and data inaccuracies have hindered change to gun laws in the U.S., multiple scientific reports show.
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A dearth of support in more diverse states coupled with intense competition, however, appears to have hindered her ability to fully break out.
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I tried Bumble BFF and Facebook groups to make friends, but I don't drink which has really hindered my ability to make friends.
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While the Upper East Side apartment was hindered by a ground-floor location and dated interiors, a bigger challenge was pricing, she said.
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Trump revealed the plan would reduce the amount of time it takes builders to obtain permits, something he says has hindered major projects.
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But few investment opportunities, high valuations and lack of a tech industry - a major jobs driver - has hindered the U.S. capital, he said.
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"It was clear and obvious that the receiver did get significantly hindered prior to the ball getting there," Riveron told a pool reporter.
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Has that ever hindered or stopped the progress of some forms of development in your view or has it actually benefited the country?
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Clinicians should not be hindered by outdated government policies when it comes to making evidence-based treatment decisions to best serve their patients.
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Her self-described need to be the "good girl," and the ways that has hindered her personal development, emerges as the real antagonist.
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In Congo, an Ebola crisis that erupted the year before continued to grow, and violence against health workers hindered efforts to control it.
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Fills were hard to come by, which hindered progress, and meant that fewer fill possibilities came under consideration than I would have liked.
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In 2013, Prime Minister Stephen Harper's government repealed hate speech provisions in the Canadian Human Rights Act, which supporters said hindered free speech.
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We asked them to submit videos or photos that represent their campaigns, and talk about how their age has helped or hindered them.
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As a result, it said, asset managers were being forced to make claims about their products that hindered investors' ability to understand them.
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Tom Rooney (R-Fla.), who is assisting Conaway in leading the probe, disputed the idea that side issues have hindered the core investigation.
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Countries like the UK and Australia have pushed for access to chat records, saying that encrypted messaging has hindered investigations into serious crimes.
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He said the dolls category will continue to grow, boosted by Barbie sales, but hindered by continued sluggishness in the American Girl brand.
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In part, funeral homes and the public are hindered by laws from 2003 years ago, when embalming and full-service funerals were central.
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All but Lehtinen, hindered by massive goose barnacle growth on his boat's bottom, are expected to beat Knox-Johnston's time of 312 days.
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"Perhaps it's not digital technology that hindered my handwriting, but the technology that I was holding as I put pen to paper," Giesbrecht wrote.
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A cyber attack on the Internet infrastructure company Dyn on October 21 hindered internet browsing for hours while the company scrambled to restore service.
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Papadopoulos's lies "caused damage" to the Russia probe and hindered agents investigating the professor, Joseph Mifsud, Mueller's office wrote in in its sentencing memo.
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But more importantly, it severely hindered the use of the Boom in its intended environment: beside bodies of water that could damage your phone.
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Amazon would not comment on whether that hiccup caused it lose out on sales, though Munster was skeptical that it hindered the retailer's performance.
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A three-year study by researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, found that the fees placed financial strain on families and hindered rehabilitation.
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He went on to criticize policies that have hindered peoples ability to be successful in an American capitalistic society and has led to inequality.
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It is unclear how the ongoing federal shutdown will affect the commission's ability to respond, although it has hindered similar briefings in the past.
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Scooter-sharing in SF and Barcelona is highly regulated, so Bird's delivery program is a very neat way to not be hindered by regulation.
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But the bans had another detrimental effect: They hindered LGBTQ troops who served in hiding and, by extension, the forces they were deployed with.
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"I will monitor this and all Indonesians that feel they have been hindered, we will follow up," said the former World Bank managing director.
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The FBI Agents Association said on Tuesday that investigations of possible financial crimes, drugs and terrorism were being hindered by a lack of funds.
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Rose left the band shortly before the album's release; over email, she cited creative differences and financial struggles that hindered her ability to tour.
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Scooter-sharing in SF and Barcelona is highly regulated, so Bird's delivery program is a very neat way to not be hindered by regulation.
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With his slight stature, he does not naturally hit the ball as far as many of his peers, which has perhaps hindered his progress.
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When they presented Willow with a cake, she immediately took her hand that wasn't hindered by an IV line and scooped up some icing.
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Sucking wind as the fight wears on has hindered Nunes before—namely, in her last loss, a TKO to Cat Zingano three years ago.
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A dispute over power-sharing has hindered implementation of the deal, but the Egyptian source said Cairo was still seeking progress on the issue.
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The United States says the Chapter 19 mechanism has hindered it from pursuing anti-dumping and anti-subsidy cases against Mexican and Canadian firms.
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But more than half of those surveyed believe that Britain's ability to effectively conduct business will be hindered once the nation leaves the bloc.
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The politics surrounding such deals are already shifting, softening the national reservations that long hindered cross-border deals like the Siemens-Alstom tie-up.
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Williamson had 21 first-half points on 9-for-9 shooting from the field, hindered only by going 2-for-7 on free throws.
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Val Demmings of Florida, Mueller said that his investigation was hindered by false statements and deletion of evidence by Trump campaign and administration officials.
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What was more, as Ms. Curtin told it, her career was hindered by a set of backstage machinations as Machiavellian as anything in opera.
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A successor, Kristie Kenney, said in a 2008 cable that the bank secrecy laws and poor whistle-blower protections hindered corruption and graft investigations.
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The fast-moving currents and muddy waters of the crash site in the Java Sea have hindered recovery efforts since the plane came down.
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Now, officials say that the months-long blackout on the island could have hindered medical treatment for many, contributing to a higher death count.
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President Trump on Friday again claimed that his response to the coronavirus was hindered by the Obama administration, which left office three years ago.
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His only achievable dream, of getting married, is hindered by poverty — he does not even have a bedroom to himself in his family's home.
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Rescue workers continue to dig out people trapped under the wreckage, pictured above, but they have been hindered by a lack of heavy equipment.
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What has hindered work in this area, he said, is the lack of a large data set containing multiple generations of detailed medical histories.
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Having lived her first 43 years under Communism, she often complained that the new free market hindered Bulgarians' ability to develop healthy amorous relationships.
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Investments made by local firms have been falling for years — which dampened corporate earnings and hindered economic growth, noted analysts from Malaysian bank Maybank.
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Bradley earlier said first responders had been hindered by windy, dark and rugged conditions and had a 20-minute hike to the crash scene.
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But as we have seen from the day Trump took office, he is in no way hindered or restrained by evidence, facts or truth.
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The increase in debt has also hindered small business formation, reduced young adults' retirement savings and contributed to lower marriage rates, economists have found.
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Delays in passing budgets, amid wrangling between the executive and legislature, are common in Nigeria and hindered the implementation of Buhari's previous spending plans.
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Nearly two decades after 9/11, therefore, our ability to confront a new threat is once again hindered by the presence of data stovepipes.
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A weaker bond market, hindered by global volatility in 2018, also propped up volumes last year as corporates turned to less-volatile syndicated loans.
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More of the same old political playbook by the two major parties and self-interested politicians hindered the development of an independent party's development.
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Reporters may at times be hindered by a lack of transparency between media organizations, which are often highly competitive and prize speed and scoops.
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In our Student Opinion question, "How Do You Think Technology Affects Dating?" debate whether technology has improved love, romance and dating, or hindered it.
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Tribalism has played a huge part in the success of the Taliban, and seriously hindered the government in their attempts to progress and modernise.
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IVP's Dash added that the time she has spent at Uber — a lot this past year — has not hindered the growth at Thrive Global.
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I think that was really anxiety-ridden on its own, so it was something that definitely hindered the writing process for a long time.
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The U.S. firm also hindered competition by refusing or limiting licensing of its standard essential patents for modem chips to rival chipmakers, the regulator said.
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"I want to make sure that we're not a city where artists' ability to express themselves is hindered by bureaucracy," Espinal told the local publication.
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Female poverty is worsened by violence and empowerment is hindered by traditional practices such as polygamy, child marriage and female genital mutilation, says UN Women.
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Some experts have said that while day-to-day running of the company is unlikely to be affected, longer-term decision making could be hindered.
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It critiqued the bureau with a vague charge that it "has hindered consumer choice and access to credit" by imposing too many rules on lenders.
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While some would-be buyers are being hindered by low inventory and tight lending, this is the strongest performance we've seen since the housing boom.
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Its last known position -- over the Atlantic Ocean, two to four days by ship from the nearest ports -- and the ocean's depth hindered search efforts.
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Eugene Omoruyi's 212 points and Geo Baker's 22 points also helped the Scarlett Knights, who were hindered by 216-for-23 shooting on 211-pointers.
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The Proveit team spent two years getting approved as "skill-based gaming" that exempts it from some laws that have hindered fantasy sports betting apps.
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MARKET RISKS Palacios said the Mexico deal could have hindered business for both supermarket and delivery app competitors, given Walmart's potential to control Cornershop's terms.
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Before signing with Parkwood, Chloe and Halle were scrutinized for their hair and accessories, especially their locs, which they felt hindered them from booking gigs.
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Its efforts have somewhat been hindered because auto companies view Google and other tech giants as potential competitors who may mine user data for profit.
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Google's actions have hindered the ability to compete for innovators and small- and medium-sized companies in Europe, the United States, and many other regions.
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They've hindered the ability of what the stylists can do, which is part of the reason the red carpet has become the way it is.
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The retailer has suffered as new giants have risen, and its limited cash-flow have hindered its ability to invest in and revamp its stores.
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Hindered Settling writes:This scene also comes from the Ucayali River and it is a nice example of how both neck cutoffs and chute cutoffs form.
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In January, Cloudflare attorney Kenneth Carter detailed how a national security letter from 2013 hindered the company's efforts to engage effectively in public policy advocacy.
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"They actually encouraged us to ad-lib, so we wouldn't feel like we were hindered by just the written word on the page," she adds.
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Indian air force helicopters have been spraying water from the region's lakes such as Bhimtal, but were hindered by poor visibility caused by dense smoke.
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He admitted to warning police that the area was infested with snakes, which he believed at that the time could have hindered the investigator's search.
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But regulatory concerns about the concentration of power in the hands of a few exchanges, along with nationalist wrangling, have hindered many cross-border deals.
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France's antitrust body ruled in 2013 the country should gradually phase out the regulated gas tariffs because they hindered competition and keep prices artificially high.
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However, the firm's debts hindered its attempts to cope with tough trading conditions in Britain, which has just endured its worst Christmas for a decade.
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That helped the bank earn big profits leading into the 21.49-24 financial crisis, but financial reform rules imposed since then have hindered the business.
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Of course, the creation of this rematch is hindered by one ultra-important detail: we still don't know if Rousey will actually return to MMA.
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The publication of the biggest book of the year was hindered not by technology or contemporary forces, but by a plain lack of editorial foresight.
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A prosecutor must persuade a jury beyond a reasonable doubt that a person's actions hindered an investigation and that the person intended to do so.
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FEMA was inadequately funded and hindered by a sprawling DHS bureaucracy that buried the agency's ability to coordinate disaster response directly with the White House.
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Homan was sharply critical this week of McAleenan, suggesting he has not been supportive of Trump's agenda and has hindered ICE from doing its job.
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Schoninger couldn't find a venue for a team in New York, and his hopes were further hindered by the state's exorbitant workman's-compensation insurance rates.
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The failure to make this distinction has hindered America's saltwater anglers for years and kept the recreational fishing industry from performing at its full potential.
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A 2628 Kennesaw State University study discovered that 28503 percent of black business owners surveyed believe the estate tax hindered their long-term growth prospects.
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The man lived in the cave residence — which was less than 21 square feet — for so long that his communication skills were hindered, police said.
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Conservatives who back impeachment for Koskinen say he hindered congressional investigations into whether the IRS unfairly scrutinized applications from conservative groups for tax-exempt status.
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While such systems allow individual departments to customize data collection to the needs of individual disciplines, data sharing between departments, schools and universities became hindered.
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The report said UNMISS was only able to verify violations in government-controlled areas because insecurity and movement restrictions hindered work in opposition-held territory.
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The task of retrieving bodies on Monday was hindered by another eruption and an apparent landslide on the southern slopes of Fuego triggered fresh evacuations.
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The accusations have increased tensions between Moscow and Kiev and have hindered international efforts to find a diplomatic resolution to the crisis in eastern Ukraine.
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For Ms. Wethington, the ability to "run around and have fun" in an outfit — and not be hindered by heavy, unwieldy materials — is always key.
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His repeated clashes with Mr. Trump have hindered his standing with Republicans, but he remains reasonably popular overall, appealing to many Democrats and moderate voters.
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Even so, the various expressions of grief were tone-deaf, feeding back ultimately into the same tedious cycles that have hindered narrative progress all season.
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Independent investigations and traditional journalism in Venezuela are hindered by the Maduro government, which maintains its grip on power through intimidation, violence and silencing reporters.
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Volvo's stalled initial public offering was no doubt hindered by American tariffs, as the company claims, but its mooted valuation was also far too high.
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He attended Eastern Illinois before transferring to Wisconsin-Green Bay, where his college career was hindered by a pair of surgeries on his right knee.
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Many saw the move as an effort by the FBI to conduct remote hacking operations without being hindered by the locality of a judge's jurisdiction.
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Builders are also starting to increase production of lower-priced homes, but they continue to be hindered by high costs for land, labor and materials.
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"One of the things that has always hindered the cattle industry is the multiple, multiple hands that are involved in the supply chain," McClaren said.
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The Confederation of British Industry's quarterly measure of manufacturing showed how last year's referendum decision to leave the European Union has helped and hindered companies.
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Even if the CFPB's structure remains unchanged, its ability to enact new regulations may have been substantially hindered when the Republicans took control of Congress.
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But the stance hindered him from creating power from his back leg and impaired his accuracy, causing him to miss high, particularly on intermediate routes.
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Institutional new money volumes ended 4100 at US$239bn, a 30% year-on-year drop, according to Refinitiv LPC data, as high valuations hindered dealmaking.
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But as we've seen, Facebook struggles growing brand new apps, and that effort is further hindered by its increasingly toxic brand and sheen of uncoolness.
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Republicans have been very critical of Koskinen, arguing that he hindered congressional investigations into the IRS's handling of conservative groups' applications for tax-exempt status.
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The rupiah has gained 3 percent so far this year, but last year's 10 percent slide hindered many Indonesian conglomerates with U.S. dollar-denominated debt.
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Glasgow has ambitious plans to support its residents with drug-addiction issues, but Scottish officials say it has been hindered by Britain's 2117 drug law.
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Chipmakers like AMD, Intel and ARM have since issued patches to mitigate the issue, however, some of the updates have led to hindered device performance.
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In the complaint, Nunes even argues that the "defamation" hindered his 2018 reelection campaign, which he won but by narrower margins than in previous years.
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The hindered business of the street coupled with the intoxicating mix of anticipation and secrecy caused some event staff to drop the air of mystery.
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As a woman, I am horrified that the first woman candidate has conceded to a man that embodies everything that has hindered women throughout history.
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Prosecutors used transcripts of Manafort's monitored phone calls against him to argue that being in Northern Neck hasn't really hindered him from preparing a defense.
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The Indian government has said Kashmir's special status hindered its development because it barred people from outside the state from buying property, investing and settling there.
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That has raised alarm that criminal and terrorism investigations are being hindered by outdated laws that make the current process for sharing information slow and burdensome.
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Because if they can show that women's access to abortions is being hindered in a major way, they have a decent chance of winning these cases.
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BA said it would try to get affected customers onto the next available flight although the re-booking process was being hindered by the system problems.
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In a conference call with reporters, Zuckerberg acknowledged that the company was slow to act, but denied that it had hindered investigations by its security team.
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Nevertheless, attacks on health workers have hindered the response and prompted the U.S. government in August to withdraw CDC and USAID workers from the front lines.
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Last summer, Lambert — who is preparing his fourth studio album — told Gay Star News his busy tour schedule has hindered his love life in the past.
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Hollywood and the British film industry at their best have been more imaginative than you think, despite being hindered by the normal degree of nationalistic myopia.
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Similarly, rigid land use and zoning policies at the local level, as well as uninformed decision-making by elected officials and transportation staff, hindered the policy.
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"It has also caused damage to schools, hospitals and other civilian infrastructure, and hindered humanitarian aid operations," U.N. spokesman Stéphane Dujarric told journalists in New York.
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Not to mention, some analysts see streaming services becoming hindered by one of the things that made them so popular in the first place — binge-watching.
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Lopez, the former St. John's standout whose four-year N.B.A. career was hindered by injuries, has been a familiar figure at Westchester Knicks games this season.
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And now your users are not only disincentivized to venture beyond their own circles, they are also functionally hindered by your algorithm from indulging their curiosity.
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According to a study by the Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG), 93% of security executives surveyed said their response process is hindered by manual and informal processes.
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Successive governments in Argentina have targeted Vaca Muerta as the means of reversing its energy deficit but its development has been hindered by lack of infrastructure.
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"The cap has hindered fair, open and transparent competition, which undermines the interests of consumers and the overall competitiveness of the Chinese auto industry," he wrote.
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In his view, mirror neurons deserve to be thoroughly investigated, but the pinpoint focus on their roles in speech and action understanding has hindered research progress.
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Christie expressed optimism that this structural change would allow the President to be more "effective," suggesting that the previous setup may have hindered Trump's executive abilities.
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The U.S. economy was weighed down to start 2017 by faltering consumer spending that was hindered by a mild winter and higher inflation, among other factors.
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According to an article published today in The Wall Street Journal, the company's efforts to save the device might have hindered regulators from closely investigating it.
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Jones and his fellow activists had to focus on protesting the Reagan and Bush Sr. administrations' policies that hindered the development of AIDS and HIV treatment.
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In his book, "Team of Teams", General Stanley McChrystal describes how the army's hierarchical structure hindered its operations during the early stages of the Iraq war.
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Dimon pointed to lack of growth in America's small businesses as evidence that previous fiscal policy had hindered economic growth, crediting Trump for undoing burdensome regulations.
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Asked what such consequences would be, Ambassador Gui said Sweden's image in China would be damaged and that "normal exchanges and cooperation will be seriously hindered".
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Sales of smaller, delicatessen products are also being hindered, with producers of top-end foods such as cherries and lobster struggling to find enough air freight.
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But Gauthier said local communities, which signed agreements with the company, were not properly consulted, and claimed the project had hindered their farming and other activities.
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While the yearlong trade war has hindered China's economy in some ways, Cohn said that the country was due for a slowdown regardless of Trump's tariffs.
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Modi's government has said the old laws prohibiting people from outside Kashmir from buying property, settling there and taking up government jobs had hindered its development.
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She may have been hindered by her voice, which, though almost universally praised for its purity, was not as immense as large opera houses can demand.
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Cholera cases are increasing near the capital, Sanaa, and the major port city of Hodeidah, where recent conflict has hindered WHO's efforts to prevent the disease.
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Innovation at the state level, however, is currently hindered by the federal Employment Retirement Security Act (ERISA), which generally preempts state action on private sector pensions.
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In his ruling on the case, Judge Peter Evans made clear that his ability to render a verdict was hindered by a lack of clear evidence.
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Set to music by Julianne Wick Davis, Robert's story is told with an appropriate folk-bluegrass twang, which is hindered only by Dan Collins's clunky lyrics.
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The shutdown significantly hindered economic growth, undercut basic needs for Native American tribes, jeopardized food safety, and made life unnecessarily difficult for America's most vulnerable communities.
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Comcast, for example, imposes a 1 terabyte monthly cap in all territories but the Northeast, where competition from Verizon's (uncapped) FiOS service has hindered Comcast's ambitions.
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In part, Google was hindered by a balkanized structure that prevented different groups within the company from working together, according to four current and former employees.
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From the political to the purely mercenary, secrecy and concealment has almost always contributed to the further spread of a pandemic and hindered public health management.
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But it was a cold evening and many passengers were bundled up in coats that could have hindered the camera's ability to get an accurate reading.
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She pointed out that the trade disputes have increased their raw material costs and hindered their ability to export to Europe, which is a growth market.
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Gentrification was only slightly hindered by the residents' reluctance to vacate their apartments, out of the well-founded fear that the alternatives might be no better.
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But increasing the number of Nigerian-made animated series is hindered by challenges like high production costs and the tendency to outsource work to other countries.
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In several incidents, the report said, investigating officers failed to pursue the case properly or filed it incorrectly, which hindered the case from being handled appropriately.
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Students' learning opportunities are being hindered due to the fact that many face a technological roadblock when researching topics such as sexual abuse or breast cancer.
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In Thailand, the men's national team has never qualified for the World Cup, and the country's professional league has been hindered by corruption and match fixing.
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Kauffman stressed he's glad he didn't wear headphones on the trail, since that might've hindered his ability to hear the mountain lion coming and act quickly.
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All the things you kind of look for, to say 'yeah, this is good…' none of it seemed to be hindered [by the lack of office].
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It hindered the investigation, the firm said in a statement, but not enough to derail its findings — that Ms. Bottini had created and operated the accounts.
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The developments could also be hindered if Congress does not provide the additional $1.6 billion that NASA says is needed to begin work on the landers.
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Surveillance aircraft, flying from the airstrip at Manda Bay, watch the border between Somalia and Kenya, a region of unforgiving terrain that has hindered ground operations.
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Weak data also hindered stocks on Wednesday, and Germany's DAX underperformed slight gains for other euro zone indexes after German industrial production unexpectedly fell in July.
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Knowing these norms have been helpful for David, but he thinks that they also may have hindered him from trying new ways to market the product.
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He graduated from Virginia Wesleyan College in 2009 with $123,000 in debt, and says the debt has hindered his ability to save for his kids' future.
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China's manufacturing sector is struggling to restart after an extended Lunar New Year break, hindered by travel and quarantine restrictions in many parts of the country.
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But advocates say that is a fraction of the number of potential customers, who they believe are hindered by the state's restrictive rules on medical marijuana.
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On Monday, receiver Quincy Enunwa said that the fallout hindered the team's performance by making players, including himself, think more about individual goals than team goals.
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Despite having one of the largest number of Internet users in the world, India's ambitious digital ambitions continue to be hindered by slow Internet connection speeds.
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According to her, Kavanaugh "held her down with the weight of his body and fumbled with her clothes, seemingly hindered by his intoxication," the Post reported.
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Further, President Trump's role in the Gillespie campaign largely hindered, rather than helped, Gillespie's candidacy, despite the clear commonalities between the strategies of the two politicians.
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Violence by the ADF and other militias has also hindered efforts to contain an Ebola outbreak that has killed more than 2,000 people since last year.
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A day after the sight of Evans in that magnetic force of knitwear hindered my breathing, I saw my reaction had made quite the stir online.
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Murray was hindered by a bad hip in a five-set quarterfinal loss to Sam Querrey, who won the final two sets, 6-1, 6-1.
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Craig Johnson, the Utah County prosecutor assigned to the case, said the criminal investigation is being hindered by BYU's insistence on determining if Barney broke school rules.
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The flat fee has limited our ability to sign up providers across these areas, which has hindered the development of a robust Marketplace for patients seeking care.
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The night the plane went missing, search and recovery efforts were initially hindered by 12- to 15-foot waves on Lake Erie, according to the Coast Guard.
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Like the US, Canada will experience a smaller client pool, hindered communication between sex workers, and overall, a less safe working environment for those in the industry.
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And women and LGBTQI individuals who are already stigmatized in obtaining access to health care will be further hindered in obtaining the lawful medical services they need.
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Damaged cell phone towers (nearly 80 were knocked down by powerful winds) might have hindered the county's emergency alert service's text messages from hitting thousands of phones.
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"That concern has hindered the Forest Service in doing as many prescribed burns as would be ideal to minimize the wildfires," Prunicki said in a phone interview.
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Service taxis are lightly regulated, but because they rely mainly on collective norms they endured even as the country's dysfunctional politics hindered the reintroduction of public transport.
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Most immediately, those statements hindered investigators' ability to effectively question Mifsud when he was interviewed in the lobby of a Washington, D.C. hotel on February 29, 29.
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Though independent, microlenders may be hindered in times of crisis if they are not part of national disaster-contingency plans, says Michael Goldberg of the World Bank.
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Regulatory concerns about the concentration of power in the hands of a few exchanges, along with nationalist wrangling, have hindered many cross-border deals in the sector.
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"Many people, women particularly, are hindered by timidity and self-doubt," said Faye Sakellaridis, one of the women who ventured to Peru with Helene earlier this month.
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In a division of sloppy giants, Overeem probably has the most tools of anyone, but has always been hindered by poor decision making and fragility under fire.
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Over the summer, Macron was criticized for claiming that "civilizational" problems and women having "seven or eight children" had hindered development in Africa at July's G20 summit.
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Egypt has brokered a Palestinian reconciliation pact that provides for Hamas to cede control of Gaza to Abbas, but a dispute over power-sharing has hindered implementation.
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The new study suggests unusually warm weather that summer was a boon to Amundsen's team, but deteriorating weather conditions hindered Scott's party, possibly contributing to their demise.
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The head of Lukoil also complained that high Russian taxes hindered full-scale oil production in western Siberia, the country's oil hinterland where output has been sluggish.
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As such, White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest was cautious in his response to the latest announcement, saying that Russia had previously hindered the path to peace.
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Weather conditions sometime rule out clear views of events, a wild card factor that has hindered the results of five out of Habbal's 14 eclipse-viewing trips.
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The location is inconvenient, the site lines are hindered, the crowds are small (the Islanders have the worst attendance in the NHL) and the atmosphere is weak.
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Journalists have been mostly forbidden by the Australian government from visiting the detention centres since their formation, with notable exceptions, which has hindered any in-depth reporting.
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Nobody hindered the cause more than Michael Pineda, who after an encouraging performance last Sunday at Oakland reverted to dispiriting form with his briefest outing this season.
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Del Potro won the United States Open in 2009 and was ranked as high as No. 4 in the world until a wrist injury hindered his career.
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Even the partisan-hindered government in Washington D.C. could achieve the three above goals with relative ease compared to this year's failed Obamacare repeal and replacement efforts.
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"Since there are no safety packing requirements currently under federal law, children aren't hindered in any way from their access to this potentially lethal product," said Rep.
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Regardless of what theory you choose to believe, the lack of funding for research has hindered the true potential of people with Down syndrome in many ways.
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" When an astronaut's work was hindered by personal matters, "I didn't hesitate to send a message," Mr. Slayton wrote, and "Graveline was the first to get it.
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But some critics say the Trump administration's efforts against the GRU and Russia more broadly are complicated, and potentially hindered, by the president's inconsistent rhetoric on Russia.
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The "Mad Money" host added that trucking companies are also working on increasing capacity, but are hindered by a "major bottleneck" when it comes to hiring drivers.
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" Deeply aware of the ways in which her mental-health condition had hindered her, she observed that she had "always been stuck" thanks to her "own fears.
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Constantly stressing and cobbling together money may work for some people, but it didn't work well for me and really hindered my ability to enjoy my trip.
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The 32-year-old struck out seven and walked two, showing no noticeable sign of being bothered by the finger injury that hindered him during the spring.
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And outgoing ECB President Mario Draghi, a former professor of economics, is one rate-setter whose familiarity with the dismal science has helped rather than hindered policymaking.
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Among them: Epidemics are framed and shaped—sometimes advanced and sometimes hindered—by how a given society understands a particular microbe to infect and spread to others.
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All four artists begin by carving wood figures that they elaborately supplement with salvaged metals, car tires or rope, but individual style and expression are not hindered.
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The Australian Securities and Investments Commission said in a statement that the miscommunication hindered customers of the FirstChoice Fund product from transitioning to the cheaper MySuper product.
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Mr. Trump said the negotiations had been hindered by a lack of support from China, which he blamed on its bitter trade dispute with the United States.
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I walk a fair amount to and from work and am often hindered by another pedestrian mesmerized by his phone rather than paying attention to his surroundings.
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Progress stalled in the United States as some women were hindered by expensive child care and other long-standing challenges, including the gender pay gap, Zandi said.
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Amit Chowdhury, an official at the Indian Mountaineering Federation who is helping to coordinate search efforts with Indian forces, said operations had been hindered by bad weather.
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"Culture has long been hindered, with no specific projects and too much politicking in the middle of it," the Brazilian writer Ignácio de Loyola Brandão told Hyperallergic.
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The grasses used to be waist high, but the overgrazing of cattle by ranchers has compacted the soil, which has drastically hindered growth and patterns of succession.
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The months-old, American-backed offensive to drive ISIS from Syria has been hindered by booby traps, land mines and a militant counterattack during a fierce sandstorm.
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Former government officials and public health experts have pointed to a series of policy and procedural decisions that they say hindered the nation's response to the pandemic.
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But it is not the only such place; perhaps the very scale of Syria's disaster has hindered a fuller appreciation of just how desperate other cases are.
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A top U.S. health official says that advanced trials of a Zika vaccine would be hindered or even stopped completely if Congress does not approve more funding.
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Political turbulence in Iraq has been magnified by an economic crisis due in part to the low price of oil, which has hindered the anti-ISIS fight.
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Modi has said the special privileges Kashmir enjoyed for decades, such as property rights and government jobs only for locals, had hindered its development and fueled separatism.
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The rate spikes in September have been blamed on everything from corporations seeking short-term funds to pay taxes to changes in banking rules that hindered lending.
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Despite what counter-terrorism chiefs describe as a high level of co-operation, the flow of information is hindered by the two intelligence services' very different cultures.
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Another major function of any embassy is to collect local information and intelligence to inform policy makers back home, which will likely be hindered as a result.
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His absence from the playoffs in 2015 hindered the Hawks, who could have used his help defending the Cleveland Cavaliers' LeBron James in the Eastern Conference finals.
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McCaskill is considered one of the most vulnerable Senate Democrats this cycle, but Hawley has been hindered by his handling of the criminal case surrounding Missouri Gov.
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"Attorney General Barr failed to comply with the committee's request for these documents and thereby has hindered the committee's constitutional, oversight, and legislative functions," the citation states.
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Richard Baum, Trump's acting drug czar, said in an interview on Friday that the legal review had not hindered or slowed the administration's response to the epidemic.
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A return to normal operations has been hindered because crude oil leaked into the refinery's sewer and drainage systems following the pump failure, according to the sources.
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Some argue that the blustery politics of Taiwan and South Korea—complete with high-profile corruption cases, parliamentary fisticuffs and fiercely partisan media—have hindered their growth.
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Her message embodies a broader effort by Democrats locked in Senate battles to defend a law that hindered the party in elections only a few years ago.
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The IAAF Task Force overseeing the federation's reinstatement progress said coaches working with banned athletes called into question the federation's anti-doping efforts and hindered its reinstatement.
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They regard her removal as a key step toward ending what they see as corrupt ties between government and business that have hindered the country for decades.
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While women have made great strides in the workplace, their quest to 'have it all' has been hindered by the increasing amount of housework they still shoulder.
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But the decision to replace so many sitting attorneys at once has raised questions about whether the Trump administration's ability to enforce the nation's laws would be hindered.
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That lack of banking support has hindered other companies from picking up Iranian business despite it being seen as potentially a major new market for many Western firms.
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Her risk had paid off—though director Alex Cox, who cast McGee in his 653 film Repo Man, speculates that her international start may have hindered her longevity.
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He went on to say that he considered himself a "patriotic American," and he was "deeply embarassed and personally ashamed" that he may have hindered the FBI's investigation.
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Tyler "Ninja" Blevins' surprising departure from Twitch came after months of feeling like the company didn't respect his wishes and hindered his ability to grow outside of gaming.
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"Every major report and research study on the consequences of educational disadvantage has concluded that achievement and learning are greatly hindered by minority group isolation," he told them.
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In a world where 93% of security executives say their response process is hindered by manual and informal processes (according to a study by the Enterprise Strategy Group).
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Resulting bottlenecks have hindered its transportation to U.S. refineries, steepening an already deep price discount for the province's crude, which grew to a multi-year high this week.
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Specifically, Donald Trump's public accusations that the election was being "rigged" against him hindered Homeland Security and the Federal Bureau of Investigation from speaking out sooner, Johnson said.
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Italy's biggest oil contractor started looking for joint venture partners last summer, but efforts have been hindered by tough market conditions for international drillers and high price expectations.
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Like dominoes, the lack of electricity and communication set off a chain reaction that hindered the entire disaster-response effort, complicating everything from delivering food to burying bodies.
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He's said to be active within the GOP and reportedly hopes that Trump will start to roll back regulations that have hindered the company's growth in the past.
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ACQUISITION COULD HELP Rondolat said some of the potential sales that had been hindered by one-off factors in the second quarter might materialise in the coming months.
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My friend and I stumbled out of the chamber very close to vomiting, and were nauseous for the next few hours, which hindered our experience on future rides.
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But one study is hardly conclusive evidence, and along with small sample size the study is also hindered by relying on self-reporting, which is often highly unreliable.
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On the recent deadline day for online voter registration for Virginia, the state experienced malfunctions in the system that caused slowdowns and hindered voters' ability to get registered.
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Pending home sales fell for a second straight month in April, hindered by a lack of supply, while an index of U.S. Midwest manufacturing activity rose in May.
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"Protecting the integrity of our elections is hindered when President-elect Trump and his transition team minimize or dismiss the intelligence assessments themselves," Schiff said in a statement.
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Only 68 cases have been laboratory confirmed however, due to a technical problem over the last three weeks that hindered the shipping of a chemical used in testing.
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The FTSE 100 underperformed, down 0.5 percent, as it was hindered by some stocks trading without entitlement to their latest dividend payouts, trimming 37 points off the index.
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Kent said the Russian law, however, had hindered the news outlet's ability to gather news and had put its staff in Russia in danger, according to RFE/RL.
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The United Auto Workers work stoppage took 42,000 auto workers out of the job market and hindered some GM suppliers, according to BLS, temporarily shrinking the labor pool.
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He was also optimistic that inbound tourism would recover after a string of incidents, including April's deadly bombings of Coptic churches in holiday hotspot Alexandria, hindered visitor arrivals.
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The injury hindered her ability to properly train heading into the trials and cast some doubt on her plan to complete a 200 and 400 double in Rio.
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"We will try to introduce the regulatory system that enables the market to grow without being hindered," Jorg Gasser, Switzerland state secretary for international financial matters told CNBC.
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But immigration advocates said they've seen no evidence of a widespread sweep, and experts question whether the president may have hindered the efforts by speaking publicly about them.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government has said old laws prohibiting people from outside Kashmir from buying property, settling there and taking up government jobs had hindered its development.
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For the past three years, I remained in this stasis: desiring some sort of confrontation and resolution but hindered by fear and the intractable patterns of my past.
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These staff departures have hindered the delivery of aid to 120,000 people in need of food and halted a UNICEF school feeding project for 25,000 children, OCHA said.
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The United Auto Workers work stoppage took 21625,2900 auto workers out of the job market and hindered some GM suppliers, according to BLS, temporarily shrinking the labor pool.
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"Our review of the asset declarations of high-ranking officials in the Karzai administration showed obvious omissions or errors that would have hindered verification efforts," the report says.
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Congress is currently considering a bipartisan bill, sponsored by Mr. Grassley, to make clear once again that inspectors general may not be hindered in performing basic, critical review.
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Treating addiction, Mr. Obama said, has been hindered because the public has long viewed opioid use as a character flaw, common to people in poor and minority communities.
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Weak productivity growth has hindered Britain's recovery from the financial crisis, and many employers say the problem is largely due to a shortage of workers with sufficient training.
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Chiu Chui-cheng, deputy minister of Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council, told Reuters the government had always welcomed exchanges with China, but Beijing's "political preconditions" had hindered such contacts.
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Mr. Dodge, 35, said his wife was "always posting things about our family and our love of baseball," a love that was being hindered by his nasal congestion.
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People in the industry tend to gravitate toward people of the same gender or toward those with shared interests, which hindered professional development within the field, she said.
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None of the factories that make iPhones are in Hubei Province, the center of the outbreak, but travel restrictions have hindered other parts of the country as well.
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While it wasn't the extinguishing blanket Australians were hoping for, and in fact hindered some backburning efforts, the downpour has helped to put out or contain some fires.
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For example, Ethiopia's TB program suffered from a scattered, weak network for referring, collecting, and transporting disease-testing specimens and results, which hindered patient care and follow-up.
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The department store has been struggling for years, as management has failed to bring in big-name apparel brands, and liquidity troubles have hindered store upkeep and investments.
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In reality, China is doing the opposite, and its abuses in the application of that power, such as "debt-trap" agreements, have hindered its position in global politics.
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One of the biggest disconnects in the report was around whether working from home helped or hindered productivity, with more employees in favor of the perk than founders.
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The U.S. exports more soybeans and pork to China than nearly any other product, and Beijing has hindered American sales of those goods in China with retaliatory tariffs.
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Navarro argued that Trump's economic plan was hindered by the Democratic-controlled House during the creation of the last budget deal, leading to unintended expenditures for the administration.
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The funny thing about today's puzzle is that the "All clues begin with an M" and "All entries contain an M" constraints both helped and hindered my solve.
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Those bugs forced Intel, as well as large cloud providers that rely on Intel-powered servers, to push innovative mitigations and patches that at times hindered processor performance.
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The prosecution may have been hindered in the first trial because the jury had to rely primarily on Constand's testimony, University of Richmond law professor Carl Tobias said.
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A 2015 report from the Government Accountability Office found that poor management by the Bureau of Indian Affairs hindered energy development and resulted in lost revenue for tribes.
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Today, the clubhouse favorites aren't hindered by the salary cap, can ostensibly present a swift path to title contention, and offer different incentive structures that extend beyond the court.
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He&aposs an inspiration who refused to be hindered by the swimming accident that confined him to a wheelchair, a great pro stylist, unable to type his own pieces.
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Unfortunately, I didn't get to try the dehydrated, spicy "shrimp cocktail," which is apparently quite a hit with astronauts whose ability to taste is severely hindered by zero-gravity.
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That decision, however, is sometimes hindered by federal and state insurances, including Medicaid, TriCare, The Indian Health Service, and the grant program Title X, which mandate a waiting period.
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Screen time inhibits toddler development, study finds Although the committee writes that its dive into the topic was hindered by "the limited quantity and quality of academic evidence available".
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Another try at the London Marathon on April 22nd was hindered by overly aggressive pacing early in the race, as well as the hottest conditions in the race's history.
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The problem adds to drawbacks which have hindered wider acceptance - EVs have shorter driving ranges than gasoline vehicles anyway, are more expensive and take a long time to recharge.
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But the consensus from our sources is that they'd be higher if not for Instagram Stories, and Snapchat's long-term growth, especially internationally, will be hindered by the competition.
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Former special counsel Robert Mueller testified on Wednesday that his investigation was not hindered or curtailed, reassuring anyone worried that he wasn't able to fully carry out the inquiry.
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This test suggests antitrust regulators may look into tech companies' acquisitions and decisions around product development to evaluate whether they made business sense or simply hindered or squashed competition.
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While some may argue that regulations have hindered the sector, Mayo explained that regulations have helped reinforce the foundation of the banks in the wake of the Great Recession.
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Industry officials and economists say there are deeper structural problems, from the lack of a long-term agricultural policy to a supply chain hindered by middlemen and arcane bureaucracy.
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George Clooney thinks Hillary Clinton should've stepped up her game more during the 2016 presidential election but also believes she was hindered by the fact that she's a woman.
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Violence in northern Mali has uprooted tens of thousands of people, disrupted health services and hindered access to water and sanitation, leaving even more children at risk, UNICEF said.
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And even though I have thankfully come to accept and even love my fuller figure, so many people are still hindered by this same mindset I used to have.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ruling party had pushed for an end to Kashmir's special constitutional status, arguing that such laws had hindered its integration with the rest of India.
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Since black South Africans were deliberately undereducated, and were hindered from moving to find work, the unemployment rate probably grew to about 13-15% by the time of transition.
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The fake AIDS treatment not only had grave health consequences for the patients, some of whom died, but hindered real HIV/AIDS prevention efforts in the country, UNAIDS said.
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The program includes TransCanada's $10.3 billion acquisition of the Columbia Pipeline Group, a deal that eased concerns over its outlook, which had been hindered by challenges on crude pipelines.
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The lack of a federal law clearly prohibiting discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation has hindered recruitment in states that have not adopted their own, the companies said.
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Had Apple been allowed to set the terms of the legal fight, the court said, it would have hindered the ability of consumers to seek relief from alleged monopolists.
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"Negative factors that hindered the internationalisation process, such as strong yuan depreciation expectations, have been cleared and now it's time to see this process gaining momentum again," Liao said.
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The move comes on the heels of the announcement Google made earlier in the week that it will do away with a longtime policy that hindered publishers' subscription revenue.
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During his speech, Obama argued that progress is hindered in the U.S. because "we are still confused, blind, shrouded with hate, anger, racism, mommy issues," according to NBC News.
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Several discoveries have been made in recent years but a lack of funding and skills has hindered the ministry's ability to excavate and preserve the findings, Abu Rida said.
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The talking heads who analyze politics for the cable networks could doubtlessly expound forever on the topic of whether or not Russian hackers had helped or hindered either candidate.
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In a recent update of its IPO registration document, the company also pointed to technical issues facing Android devices that have hindered new user growth outside the United States.
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But they have been hindered by a tangle of red tape and a yearslong court battle reflecting a conflict between medicine and politics on how to address drug addiction.
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"ABB is a collection of top-quality businesses whose performance has been hindered for many years by the company's conglomerate structure," Christer Gardell, Cevian's Managing Partner & co-founder, said.
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It has withdrawn from international climate agreements, rolled back emissions standards, and hindered a disaster assistance package to help communities and farmers recover from increasingly harmful and frequent storms.
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George Papadopoulos, Trump's former foreign-policy aide, is facing six months in prison after the special counsel told a federal judge last week that he hindered the Russia investigation.
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The highly maneuverable drones can purportedly provide high-definition images and videos in real time they fly below the clouds, which have, at times, hindered China's satellite surveillance efforts.
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Or he could lose, and the nominating fight will continue, with Mr. Trump hindered in his ability to sew up the nomination with the 1,237 delegates a candidate needs.
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Since it began operating in 2010, the CSA mill has been affected by a global glut in steel slabs that pushed down its margins and hindered factory capacity usage.
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The only position player to make it through anything like a full season was shortstop Phil Rizzuto, and he did this despite a bad arm that hindered his throws.
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But this isn't a story about national pride; it's about a problem that has hindered the NHL for as long as it has existed that may finally be fixable.
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Op-Ed Contributor Los Angeles — This is how TV used to show mental illness: Men imbued with magical crime-solving or disease-curing powers that hindered their personal lives.
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Billion-dollar industry Attempts to control the spread of diseases are also hindered by the fact that the industry for exotic animals in China, especially wild ones, is enormous.
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That implies, the researchers suggest, that something deeply embedded in the girls' environment — like fear or distrust of authority that students learned from it — might have hindered their education.
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Created to protect the 657 volumes of Buddhist scriptures Xuanzang brought back, the pagoda yields another benefit: the views from the top are excellent, if slightly hindered by smog.
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Before winning this year's parliamentary elections, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party had argued Kashmir's special constitutional status hindered its integration with the rest of the country.
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And so they can suck up so much data about people's movements, their faces, their activities, that they couldn't do here, that companies like Google and others are hindered.
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We regularly think about power in the context of rivalry and contested space, as the element that allows us to realize our projects without being hindered by other agents.
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"The Daesh (Islamic State) snipers are a concern to us because they shoot from long distances and that has hindered us in the battle inside the city," he added.
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Drought in 2514 hindered sowing of rapeseed, the European Union's main crop for vegetable oil and biodiesel production, cutting this summer's EU rapeseed harvest to a 200-year low.
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At the time, he said the negotiations had been hindered by a lack of support from China, for which he blamed Beijing's bitter trade dispute with the United States.
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" The language has hindered a U.N. response, since supporters of Iran, such as Russia, argue the tests aren't a violation because the resolution is a "call," not a "ban.
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Throughout Saturday, Trump tweeted defenses of his administration's efforts to provide relief to the U.S. territory, saying that "poor leadership" from Cruz and others have hindered the overall response.
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The Knicks' Kristaps Porzingis, who has been hindered by a sore Achilles' tendon, also labored with his shot, missing his first six field-goal attempts, including three 3-pointers.
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Chiang seems to take a definitive stand against such a notion, showing that the child's psychosocial development is hindered by its nearly exclusive interaction with a non-human being.
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Wearing a striped short-sleeved shirt, he sits on his bed and pecks away at a computer, only somewhat hindered by the hard white cast on his left arm.
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Humberg said China's return to the U.S. soy market after a truce in the trade war slashed Brazil's port premiums and hindered a potential rise in local soy prices.
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The long war has proved devastating to the neighboring states as terrorist groups find sanctuary in an increasingly lawless Afghanistan and the implementation of economic infrastructure projects is hindered.
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I wondered how much of my career progress has been hindered by the emotional and professional burden of having to prove myself to a higher standard than male scientists.
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Although Ms. Harris's lack of history in the state might fly in the face of New Hampshire tradition, it does not seem to have hindered her in the slightest.
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When, on the other hand, have you been in a classroom situation where technology was not used well, and either hindered or had no real impact on your learning?
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Secondly, the decision by the U.K. to leave the E.U. has hindered the country's economy, reducing the value of the pound and increasing the cost of many current programs.
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His killing has hindered the governing party's efforts to change the political system, in which the military that once ran the country as a dictatorship still maintains vast authority.
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Since coming out as transgender, I have often wondered whether being trans was the thing that hindered my career as a writer, or the thing that made it possible.
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Tig's brother, Remy (Noah Harpster), begins dating single mother Desiree (Carly Jibson), but finds his ability to sexually perform hindered by a mental block he can't quite figure out.
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According to the government's sentencing memo, published in August, Papadopoulos's statements "substantially hindered" investigators' ability to effectively question Mifsud when the FBI located him in Washington, DC, in February 2017.
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Ortega – Catch and Pitch Unfortunately, Moicano's path to the top was hindered slightly in his next match where he made the first misstep of his UFC career, against Brian Ortega.
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That, in turn, would boost emerging market currencies hindered this year by higher U.S. rates, in particular those currencies running big external imbalances such as Turkey, Argentina and South Africa.
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"These operations have made a significant contribution to the coalition's efforts to suppress their propaganda, hindered their ability to coordinate attacks and protected coalition forces on the battlefield," he said.
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In a previous review, we mentioned how the same flaw hindered Dontnod's evocative one-off DLC, The Awesome Adventures of Captain Spirit, which will somehow plays into the second season.
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Johnson Sirleaf defended her record in Liberia, saying her much-criticized efforts to fight corruption were hindered by a "culture" of graft "developed for many years of deprivation through conflict.".
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He brags that the annual rate of 3.2% growth in the gross domestic product that the US posted in the first quarter was good, but was hindered by the Fed.
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But in those cases, these women were hindered by the disproportionate power dynamics, keeping the secret of their superior at the risk of losing their job or jeopardizing their career.
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Charity vessels have struggled for more than a year to bring migrants rescued at sea to Italian shores, hindered by far-right Interior Minister Matteo Salvini's tough line on immigration.
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There are some deeper, structural problems to Overwatch that have hindered the game's competitive popularity, and no amount of tinkering to Blizzard's business model will be able to change that.
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Yet, in certain cases where Amazon deems the feature set of Alexa would be hindered by deleting data, the company decides to hold on to some version of the data.
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Because of this, some black and Latino Democrats push back on the idea that it's racism or assumptions about electability that have hindered Ms. Booker, Ms. Harris and Mr. Castro.
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Years of intermittent government paralysis and political squabbling since the country's civil war ended in 1990 have hindered infrastructure upgrades and the adoption of many of the reforms needed today.
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Many recognized the declines in coal consumption—the leading driver behind the country's notorious smog—but pointed to geographical discrepancies that hindered nationwide implementation of hydro, solar or wind power.
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Both have arguably been hindered by tech up to now: you cannot touch objects, you cannot see them as well, and you are limited by the size of a screen.
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It is perhaps in these moments of powerlessness, during which our capacity for action is hindered, that art must shy away from present images and we must turn to poetry.
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Scott's team also had the misfortune of hitting some inclement weather, including a particularly a wet snowstorm that hindered their progress along the Ross Ice Shelf towards the Antarctic Plateau.
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However, the Italian executive said the European regulator was still underestimating how the present regulatory framework hindered the capacity of telecoms firms to sustain investment as revenue and profit declines.
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Data from Ghana last year showed nearly 40 percent of women compared with 23 percent of men said corruption hindered their access to and control over land resources, it said.
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The Agriculture Department on Tuesday announced it would offer $12 billion in aid to farmers hindered by retaliatory tariffs, and Trump asked for time to push for fairer trade terms.
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Tizeti could shift the connectivity equation in Africa's key tech hubs, such as Nigeria, where high levels of startup formation and VC investment are still hindered by weak internet stats.
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Worse off, these permit-less protests were often ignored by local law enforcement, which created dangerous traffic jams where medical response and the ability to commute by taxpayers was hindered.
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"The Columbia Center's data underlying the court's assumptions remains inaccessible and has hindered the agency's ongoing process to fully evaluate the pesticide using the best available, transparent science," Abboud said.
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As finance minister under former President Nicolas Sarkozy, she attracted criticism early in her tenure by suggesting that the French had become work-shy and that navel-gazing hindered reform.
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The government has said it wants to shave 1 percentage point off headline inflation via measures in the food supply chain, which is rife with middlemen and hindered by bureaucracy.
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In many ways, the split is like 19th century railroads in the United States, when rails of different sizes hindered a train's ability to go from one place to another.
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Trump has consistently blamed the Fed for the steep decline in American manufacturing and business investment, insisting that the central bank has hindered the U.S. from its full economic potential.
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With 40 separate pieces of new bank and financial services legislation introduced over the last five years, there has been criticism from banks who say it has hindered their operations.
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Lately, clinic protestors, hindered by the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act (FACE), which says clinics may not be physically blocked, have started experimenting with other ways to interfere.
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But I got along great with Putin," Trump said during the rally, while also adding that the country is being "hindered" by the Russia investigation, which he called a "hoax.
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Her nationalist policies often hindered trade and investment, and she reveled in pitting herself against Argentina's business establishment and the United States, preferring to cultivate ties with Russia and China.
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A couple of months prior, the North Carolina state congress signed House Bill 2—a notorious law that hindered the ability of trans people to use bathrooms in public places.
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Iran's Red Crescent said emergency shelter had been provided for thousands of homeless people but a lack of electricity and water, as well as blocked roads, hindered aid supply efforts.
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But the high cost of compliance simply hindered smaller players or drove them out of the market while the giants had ample cash to spend on jumping through government hoops.
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Egypt has brokered a Palestinian reconciliation pact that provides for Hamas to cede control of Gaza to Abbas, but a dispute over power-sharing has hindered implementation of the deal.
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LONDON/BENGALURU (Reuters) - Activist investor Custos Group is considering its next steps after discovering a clause in a bondholder deal that hindered its attempt to oust Johnston Press top management.
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When you were a child, an empty stomach hindered your chances of learning, now as an adult trying to function on an empty stomach can hinder your chances of success.
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The ability for public health labs to test for the virus was hindered last month when the CDC announced that some test kits shipped to labs were not working properly.
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Some have reopened or are about to, a process hindered by the likelihood that many evacuated employees, their homes damaged or destroyed, will choose not to return to the Keys.
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They criticized the government's repeated use of private letters to the judge, which they are not allowed to see, saying the missives hindered their ability to mount an adequate defense.
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Why it matters, via Axios' Sara Fischer: Europe's aggressive regulatory policies have hindered its technology sector from being able to compete with American and Chinese companies on the world stage.
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The lawyers claim that he is the most closely guarded inmate in the United States and that the terms of his imprisonment have hindered his ability to prepare for trial.
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Tepid support for CICIG from Washington in recent years hindered the commission&aposs impact, so to succeed, future anti-corruption commissions will need to firmly secure US confidence and backing.
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"The government did not discover from the financial crises that it is the debt-driven mode of economic development that has hindered the country from making ends meet," Dagong said.
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Yet despite these hardline measures, the US tech giants have not managed to keep all their staff virus-free, hindered as they are by the global scale of their workforces.
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Mr. Papadopoulos served 12 days in prison last year for lying to F.B.I. agents in the Russia investigation, and investigators said his lies hindered their ability to question Mr. Mifsud.
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"While current operations from Al Udeid Air Base have not been hindered or curtailed, the evolving situation is hindering our ability to plan for longer-term military operations," said Capt.
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Clapper said that contrast has hindered Trump's ability to lead and advance his agenda, and he could salvage his presidency if he began showing a genuine desire to promote unity.
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A device maker and one rival wireless carrier filed formal complaints to the Justice Department that the organizations had hurt competition and consumers and hindered innovation in the mobile industry.
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Its passage has not hindered Khamenei's criticism of the U.S. Khamenei said last month his nation will "shred" the nuclear accord should the United States get rid of the agreement.
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The 5-Star Movement's stance over Atlantia has fueled tensions with coalition partner the right-wing League and hindered attempts to involve Atlantia in the rescue of ailing carrier Alitalia.
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