Given this risk, Kyong hui s poor health is a significant hindrance.

Information on whether language has proved a hindrance in political participation is not available.

The patients of these institutions were mistreated mainly because they were a hindrance to society.

KIGALI There is no greater hindrance to a country s long term economic development than childhood undernourishment.

Mother's employment is no longer seen as a hindrance to creating emotional bonds with the child.

Privileges and immunities are designed to permit activities of the United Nations to take place without national hindrance.

The objects of anger are perceived as a hindrance to the gratification of the desires of the angry person.

preaching the Kingdom of God, and teaching the things concerning the Lord Jesus Christ with all boldness, without hindrance.

Rehabilitation of degraded land Most countries have programmes for rehabilitation and also cite lack of funding as a primary hindrance.

Instead of denying the Special Committee access to the territories, the Israeli Government should allow it to work without hindrance.

The implication of that model is that democracy is a hindrance for economic growth, rather than a facilitator of economic growth.

Disagreement should not be a hindrance to meeting and interacting discussing issues of common concern will not affect the legal state of affairs.

A major hindrance to scientific progress is the increasing scarcity of research funding a trend that has been exacerbated by the global economic crisis.

Non governmental organizations will be allowed unhindered access to the civilian population without any hindrance if they are registered in accordance with the law.

There could be no hindrance to the Prophet regarding what Allah ordained for him . Such has been Allah 's Way ( with the Prophets ) who went before .

There could be no hindrance to the Prophet regarding what Allah ordained for him . Such has been Allah 's Way ( with the Prophets ) who went before .

At the same time, Europe s growing dependence on imported fossil fuels is a further hindrance to competitiveness. In 2011, the EU s combined trade deficit was 150 billion ( 200 billion).

But, as the US and Russia reduce their nuclear stockpiles, this excuse is becoming less valid, and China s exclusion from negotiations is becoming an increasingly significant hindrance to disarmament.

Excessive debt burdens continued to be a great hindrance to the growth potential of many such countries, especially in the light of escalating oil prices and declining commodity prices.

It is He who merged the two seas this one sweet and agreeable , and that one briny and bitter , and between the two He set a barrier and a forbidding hindrance .

It is He who merged the two seas this one sweet and agreeable , and that one briny and bitter , and between the two He set a barrier and a forbidding hindrance .

Calls upon all Ivorian parties to ensure that the Prime Minister has all powers and resources described in paragraph 8 above and faces no hindrance or difficulty in implementing his tasks

Unfortunately, the closer one examines the alternatives, including capital injections for banks and direct help for home mortgage holders, the clearer it becomes that inflation would be a help, not a hindrance.

Today, Darwin s theory of evolution is more a hindrance than a help, because it has become a quasi theological creed that is preventing the benefits of improved research from being fully realized.

Charged, by virtue of its mandate, to evaluate, monitor and follow up closely the progress made, the Group is particularly resolved to help rapidly overcome any hindrance or slowdown affecting the process.

KIGALI There is no greater hindrance to a country s long term economic development than childhood undernourishment. When a growing body does not get enough essential vitamins and nutrients, the harmful effects last long into adulthood.

If others partake of this right over you, don't we yet more? Nevertheless we did not use this right, but we bear all things, that we may cause no hindrance to the Good News of Christ.

(The term interoperability is used to denote systems that can communicate between themselves without technical or functional hindrance, and general electronic commerce law or practice may establish appropriate measures or systems in a particular enacting State.

While his father lined up world support, and troops from over a dozen countries, for the first Gulf War, the son thought that allies were more hindrance than help except for Tony Blair, he did not care to have them.

Had they gone out with you , they would only have been a hindrance and let loose confusion among you to create discord for there are some in your midst who spy for them . But God knows who are the wicked .

Separatism is not only the main threat to our country's peace and security it is also the main obstacle to the further consolidation of the independence and the statehood of the Republic of Moldova and a hindrance to its economic development.

This is especially important for Indonesia, which must service a debt of 132 billion (of which 70 billion is owed to public creditors or guaranteed by government agencies). Even without the tsunami, this debt burden would have been an enormous hindrance to the country s development as it finally recovers from the aftermath of the 1997 financial crisis.