Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• It would severely hinder the possibility of future relations with the Tau'ri.
• Moreover a restricted interoperability hinders the desirable liberalization of international passenger transport.
• This is not merely a process that weakens the economic system: corruption hinders the promotion of the person and makes societies less just and less open.
• Indeed, despite the fact that the academic recognition is a matter of Member State responsibility, the promotion of student mobility (including academic recognition) is an important objective of the Union, which Member States may not hinder.
• I hope that the meeting helps overcome the difficulties which hinder the promotion of an authentically human and integral development worldwide.
• Parity democracy hinders the complete emancipation of women as citizens.
• Naturally, the needs of your people go far beyond the relief provided, and I am sure that the Nation will search for ways to meet the challenges of widespread poverty and illiteracy which hinder progress and the promotion of human dignity.
• Fluctuation of connection or network error can hinder the conversion process.

• They hinder the application of the principles of the internal market laid down in Article 14(2) of the Treaty establishing the European Community, in particular the freedom of movement of persons.
• Amendments Nos 4 and 21 could restrict the flexibility that airlines need to negotiate with possible volunteers and Amendment No 7 and part of Nos 14, 17, 20 and part of No 22 could hinder the practical application of the rules.
• We also consider this methodology useful for preventing vasovagal events linked to other invasive medical procedures that can alarm people and in some cases hinder the correct application of preventative medicine.
• The award notice need not be published where publication would hinder application of the law
• Calls on Member States, regions and local authorities to cut the bureaucracy that hinders the application by citizens and the private sector of public incentives to use energy in a more efficient way;
• Such rules should not hinder the application of specific provisions on Community expenditure, on criminal matters or on national administrative penalties.
• Notes with concern that inadequate familiarity with Community law on the part of members of national judiciaries and lawyers seriously hinders the full application of Community law;
• Since 1986 there has been a law which prohibits the use of minor in high risk work, but the scarcity of means of control hinder the application of the law.