Hinders

As it hinders the one from working at what he thinks proper, so it hinders the others from employing whom they think proper.

Such occurrences are termed either hinders or penalty hinders.

A November 2020 report from the state auditor also pointed to a “lack of a coordinated housing plan” at the state level that hinders the construction of affordable housing.

Countless research over the years indicates such: A 2012 survey of chief executives by the Harvard Business Review found that half of CEOs report feeling lonely in their role, with most believing that loneliness hinders their performance.

Critics argue that this lack of transparency hinders a proper evaluation of the initiative’s effectiveness and raises questions about accountability.

However, the film's rushed and disjointed ending, with scenes meant to set up a new team of young heroes and introduce the X-Men, hinders its otherwise excellent execution.

I personally feel strongly that inserting a union between you and me and the team hinders that goal.

No matter their prowess, just because a sportswoman looks a certain way or talks in a certain manner, they are stereotyped, which hinders girls and other women’s ability to express their talents and beauty fully.

Price isn’t the only barrier; stigma also hinders access.

Safety concerns stem from the school’s main entrance — which the district says is not a “secure vestibule,” despite being guarded by school police — and the athletic facilities’ current location, which hinders school security.

Several councillors at Monday’s full council meeting expressed their concerns with the proposed Bill which they say fails to address false submissions which hinders both one-off houses and large scale housing developments.

Since Alabama can’t out-anti-Woke Tennessee, Georgia, or even Mississippi, why not take the Buffett approach and take advantage of other states’ “dumb things” by avoiding legislation that hinders business development and personal choice?

The limited ability of microrobots to assist drugs in entering cells hinders their therapeutic efficacy.

The system is to accommodate Bellingham's abilities but somewhat hinders Vini and Rodrygo's abilities.

Allan Ngari, HRW's Africa advocacy director, said lack of internet access and social media networks hinders people's rights.

Being flexible and reasonable goes a long way because judges have low tolerance for nonsense fighting that bottlenecks the courts and hinders the system,” she says.

But for the most part, the one thing that hinders us from communicating well with our global peers is the language barrier.

Citing the wisdom of Nigerian music legend Fela Kuti, Omokri warned against adopting an attitude of ‘Shakara Oloje,’ or false pride, which he argued hinders meaningful connections.

For investors and FDI companies, the primary challenge is the lack of a robust payment gateway, which hinders the seamless flow of money for imports and exports.

Furthermore, a compromised judiciary discourages foreign investment, hinders economic growth, and undermines the rule of law essential for a thriving economy.