Their detection has been hampered by the anonymity that computer technology typically provides.

Establishing consistent liaison with the Sudan Liberation Movement Army has been hampered by divisions within the group.

This senseless political warfare has hampered cross strait economic relations.

Her ability to ensure that the administrative infrastructure supports this growth has been hampered by the absence of a full time Deputy Executive Director.

The Border Police Unit, in particular, has been severely hampered in the conduct of its operations by a shortage of communication and transportation equipment.

The operations of repatriation convoys have been hampered by bad road conditions, which have been further exacerbated by heavy rains.

Although it has been hampered by a wide range of computer problems and other technical difficulties, the program is likely to be operating by sometime in 2014.

The reality of change, however, has been hampered by the stereotype of continuity. Hollande s daring pledge of 30 billion ( 40.6 billion) in tax cuts to boost the economy has been hijacked, at least in part, by revelations about his private life.

It was noted that, in some export sectors, the use of trade preferences had been hampered by restrictive rules.

The lack of statistics has hampered analysis of the internationalization strategies of developing country enterprises, particularly SMEs.

The situation had been further compounded by globalization, which had intensified the inequalities confronting many women and hampered their opportunities.

But since when have conspiracy mongers been hampered by contradiction? Indeed, they have historically been no more bothered by engaging in contradictions than in ignoring facts.

Recent violence has hampered assistance efforts, and we have seen a shocking new tactic the deliberate targeting of humanitarian personnel.

Regrettably, the implementation of the programme had been hampered by the lack of a local UNIDO Representative, as well as by a shortage of funds.

The limited number of MINUSTAH police personnel, particularly French speaking officers, has hampered the pace of the Mission's training and capacity building programmes.

Their daily lives are still hampered by restrictions of movement.

However, police operations continue to be hampered by inadequate resources.

A smooth transition from relief to recovery has, however, been hampered by natural disasters (six years of continuous drought were followed in 2005 by extensive flooding), internal displacement, land rights issues and urban pressures due to the large influx of returnees.

Reconstruction was hampered and the forthcoming elections would also be compromised.

The future of European Socialism is also hampered, strangely, by the EU.

However the city's development was hampered by regular major fires and floods.

The demining work itself is greatly hampered by a lack of funds.

These problems hampered healthy economic development, posing a threat to global security.

The efforts of Kan s government are obviously hampered by a rigid and much fragmented bureaucratic infrastructure. The DPJ has had scant time to make up for what the LDP has long neglected.

Russia is no longer hampered by communist ideology and a cumbersome central planning system, and the likelihood of ethnic fragmentation, though still a threat, has waned.

These functions were hampered by a lack of appropriate monitoring and reporting tools.

That tension hampered free food distribution for fear of distorting the local economy.

However, the effectiveness of the central security structures is hampered by resource limitations.

The work of the Executive Task Force on Anti Corruption has also continued to be hampered by the non cooperation of government officials and the lack of resources.

Ethiopia's illegal occupation of our sovereign territories, with the apparent acquiescence of the Security Council, has hampered our development objectives and activities, imposing substantial losses on our economy.

Thus, a change that is in everyone s interest is hampered by lack of coordination.

Nevertheless, the large scale damage had destroyed pre positioned supplies and had hampered access.

With no government support these services have been hampered over the past decade and thereby people with disabilities are unable to access service deliveries and opportunities in both rural and urban areas.

Efforts by KPC to fulfil the most challenging element of the standard recruitment and retention of minority community members have been hampered by pressure on interested Kosovo Serbs from their own communities.

Wilders disagrees. No criticism of Islam, however offensive, should ever be hampered by political correctness.

The quality of country programmes of cooperation will be seriously hampered if this trend continues.

On the contrary, the G 7 has lost relevance, the International Monetary Fund is hampered by its representation and legitimacy deficits, and the G 20 is still finding its feet.

But the moral authority of the United Nations and its strength in condemning terrorism have been hampered by the inability of Member States to agree on a comprehensive convention that includes a definition.

The timely transmission of information from the secretariat to Governments has been hampered on occasion due to the lack of availability of up to date contact details and the fact that communications sent to these contact points may require further onward transmission to the substantively relevant national entity.

While China s economy is hampered by structural difficulties, the US is not free of similar challenges.

When you go, your steps will not be hampered. When you run, you will not stumble.

Also concerned at reports about incidents in which private individuals have been hampered in their efforts to avail themselves of procedures established under United Nations auspices for the protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms,

As a result, Inca expansion into the Amazon basin and the Pacific coast of Ecuador was hampered.

The deployment of police personnel in the provinces is still hampered by a lack of accommodation, however.

Noting also the deep concern of the Scientific Committee that reliance on a single post at the Professional level in its secretariat has left the Committee seriously vulnerable and has hampered the efficient implementation of its approved programme of work,