impeding

If a pile of books is impeding entry into the bathroom, then by all means chuck some books or put up more shelving.

If a wall is all it takes to impede collaboration in your office, then the wall is not the thing impeding collaboration in your office.

Without going through and clarifying what freedom and impeding freedom mean in different situations, the US economy could not exist at its present size.

We have not yet found a way to replace the current labor system without impeding the incentives that effect progress.

Please list enterprise-class software titles that are Windows only and impeding a corporate IT switch.

Which is the fairy tale that investors tell themselves and it's also impeding innovation.

However, China is very anti-feminist and is aborting all their women, thereby impeding the natural events which could lead to an even lower r.

It is reprehensible that lollipop-yanking and sandcastle-stomping is not only actively impeding our society's progress, but despite this, it is actually tolerated or even revered.

You get arrested on some arbitrary basis for impeding their system.

Offering a better product that what's already on the market - especially without impeding the quality of the old product - falls squarely into the first.

Wasn't Malaria the main thing impeding Europeans in Africa?

Driver: Hi, someone on the freeway has purposefully disabled their vehicle in a location without shoulders, and is slowing while driving, impeding traffic.

Bank-IT-spend-chart “The story about legacy systems impeding innovation is a bit oversold,” says Mr O’Neill.

Along with the "food security" argument -- there's no impeding worldwide embargo of the united states and if there were calories would be the least of our problems.

Both the idea of "freedom" and the idea of impeding others' freedoms have been specified in US legislation and in the case history of the US court system.