Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The great dilemma facing the international community today is therefore to choose between an order based on law and an order based on the simplistic opposition of the forces of good and evil, in the battle between which the law is seen merely as an unpleasant hindrance.
• constitutes an ongoing hindrance in the negotiations for Turkish accession to the EU?
• Turkey does not even allow animals in Turkey to bear Kurdish or Armenian names!
• To some extent, that question misses the point, for restricting the applicability of transitional zones to lower waters alone also constitutes an extremely serious hindrance to the management of water resources.
• And I know from my brief stint as a candy stripper that an I.V. can be quite a hindrance.
• Does not the Commission feel that the Turkish Government's persistent denial of Kurdish identity
• Considering that (1) the toll taxes are not used exclusively for the maintenance of the aforementioned infrastructure; and (2) the toll constitutes an excessive hindrance for Bulgarian citizens:
• If the proposed measures were automatically applied to the outermost regions, they would be an undeniable hindrance to the dynamism we have witnessed in recent years.

• You're privy to this only because your pitiful attempts at investigation are a hindrance.
• This missing mechanism constitutes a hindrance to development and this amendment seeks to remedy it.
• Perhaps you find us a hindrance and would prefer to continue on your own?
• But transport, which was traditionally a driving force for the economy and spatial planning, becomes a hindrance when energy costs are high.
• Once upon a time, in the Delors package, it was a stimulus; now it is a hindrance.
• Tom was more of a hindrance, really.
• My blindness cannot be seen as a hindrance, Brother Saul.
• Myself, I often find them a hindrance.