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Preventing movement.
obstructive
hindering
clogging
preventive
preventative
1
These costs are
impeding
the expansion of smaller Irish firms into Europe.
2
The blue wall is greatly
impeding
our success to tackle organised crime.
3
He conceded that political rivalries were
impeding
progress in rebuilding the city.
4
China denies it's
impeding
freedom of navigation or overflight in the waterway.
5
Settlers living in the heart of Hebron deny
impeding
the HRC's work.
6
She was
impeding
a police officer in the execution of his duty.'
7
The body was bucking fitfully between them, its mass
impeding
every move.
8
It does not matter whether the person succeeds in
impeding
an investigation.
9
When they contract the vessels are squeezed,
impeding
the escape of blood.
10
Veteran cops suspected him of
impeding
the Lovette-Gamble investigation back in 'ninety-eight.
11
A garble of outraged dialects met the three tourists
impeding
the walkway.
12
The misery continued when the women's relay team were disqualified for
impeding
.
13
They cluster about him like barnacles, nobly and picturesquely
impeding
his progress.
14
The
impeding
circumstance everywhere, it must be acknowledged, was Frederick Prendergast's coffin.
15
The violence is also
impeding
relief groups from helping Somalia's several million hungry.
16
But political and institutional inertia, and public resistance to change, are
impeding
progress.
impeding
impede
imped the investigation
impede progress
imped syndrome
imped economic
imped efforts