Sentences with phrase «frustrating government efforts»

Analysts and investors in Moscow said the sanctions could consign Russia to years of low growth, frustrating government efforts to stimulate a rebound from a two - year downturn brought on by low oil prices and Western sanctions over Moscow's role in the Ukraine crisis.

One to watch — but not spy on, perhaps: the Dark Mail Alliance is aiming to develop the software to enable email that has end - to - end encryption in order to frustrate government efforts to read your post.

Not exact matches

The Conservative government's first efforts to pass it in the last parliament were frustrated by its Liberal Democrat coalition partners, but the bill has been revived in a slightly watered - down version since the Conservatives won a majority in May's general elections.

Inyang - Eyen, who commended the cordial business relationship between the state government and other construction companies operating in the state, lamented that Julius Berger has demonstrated lack of seriousness in executing terms of contracts awarded to them which is frustrating the effort of government.

Lagos State Governor, Akinwumi Ambode, had announced on Wednesday that the Federal Ministry of Works was frustrating efforts by his government to reconstruct the said road.

Woloschak says that she «felt frustrated and angry that the government had invested so many millions of dollars — and immense human effort — into studies that were just going to be trashed because of concerns about space».

Especially when you consider that Alabama Republicans in control of state government have worked for the past decade to disenfranchise minority voters through efforts such as closing motor vehicle branches in Black communities, a key way of frustrating voter registration.

It contends that the alleged failures to comply are substantive breaches which may frustrate genuine endeavours to resolve the objection by negotiating directly on particular alleged impacts as it gives no knowledge of the nature of the same and the Government party can not, by condition or otherwise, make effective efforts to mitigate or avoid any particular impact.

[42] Overall the Northern Territory contended that the failures to comply with Form 4 were substantive breaches «which may frustrate genuine endeavours to resolve the objection by negotiating directly on particular alleged impacts as it gives no knowledge of the nature of the same and the Government party can not, by condition or otherwise, make effective efforts to mitigate or avoid any particular impact» see Roy Dixon para 18 (p. 15).