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

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

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

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

Africa recognizes that the consolidation of development will be hampered by internecine conflicts that decimate populations, plunder precious natural resources and destroy already limited infrastructure.

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

Consequently glutaraldehyde fixation on thicker tissue samples may be hampered, but this problem can be overcome by reducing the size of the tissue sample.

Visits to their clients had to be coordinated at least two weeks in advance and could be hampered by closures or delays at checkpoints.

This senseless political warfare has hampered cross strait economic relations.

Their daily lives are still hampered by restrictions of movement.

Equality in education seemed to be hampered by high drop out rates among girls, traditional stereotypes and a shortage of teachers.

The investigation of cases was hampered by the fact that victims often withdrew their complaints and the investigation had to be terminated.

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.

Language learning can be severely hampered by cultural attitudes, with a frequently cited example being the difficulty of Navajo children in learning English.

The inalienable right of access to the peaceful uses of nuclear energy continued to be hampered by unilateral restrictions on nuclear related exports.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

But efforts to tackle health care costs continue to be hampered by widespread reluctance to tackle sensitive issues, as epitomized by the death panel tempest of a year ago.

Internal divisions and limited capacity have hampered the Transitional Government's ability to decisively move the transition process forward.

The country's education sector is hampered by inadequate schools and supplies, as well as a lack of qualified teachers.

The major problem which UNIDO faced was the shortage of funds, which hampered full implementation of strategies and plans.

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

With unpaid assessed contributions as high as 3,345 million, the normal functioning of the Organization risked being seriously hampered.

Greece s new Socialist government is hampered by campaign promises that suggested the money was there to solve the problems, when in fact things turned out to be far worse than anyone imagined.

Currently, reform efforts are hampered by an acute lack of facilities, material resources, funding and qualified prosecutors and defence counsel.

This hampered cross ceasefire line cooperation, hindered progress in criminal investigations and limited the effectiveness of preventive anti crime efforts.

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

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

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

That policy hampered the Agency's ability to provide emergency humanitarian assistance and carry out its educational, social and health programmes.

Krugman is hampered by the fact that he attributes the crash to irrationality, which, as Cochrane points out, is no theory.