Sentences with phrase «hamper businesses»

Airbnb is currently scuffling with New York and San Francisco over proposed laws that would hamper business activities.

Where do you see a lack of diversity hampering your business potential?

Worst of all, this unwanted attention by government agencies and the courts could hamper its business of collecting and monetizing consumers» personal data (remember, the consumer is the product):

This, they said was hampering their businesses, and one of the reasons for the increase in prices of goods, as they are forced to pass on these costs onto the consumer.

The Oneida Indian Nation has in recent weeks pushed back against the construction of the Lago Resort given their concern the casino could hamper their business at Turning Stone.

Meanwhile, the town judge flees, the deputy quits over jealousy, the mayor counsels him to slip away to avoid a disturbance that could hamper business growth, many of the saloon boys favor the criminals, the churchgoers reach no consensus.

Would a digital sales tax hamper their business?

Water shortages will stifle agriculture (think dust bowls and desertification) and seriously hamper business, industry and drinking water supplies.

Iowa Supreme Court Chief Justice Says Court Funding Cuts Could Hamper Business Environment: Citing Iowa's drop in ILR's 2017 Lawsuit Climate Survey, the chief justice of the Iowa Supreme Court said proposed funding cuts to Iowa's courts will give the state's legal environment a «black eye» in the view of «businesses that might be thinking of expanding here.»

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The incident also hampered the business of a few shops near the store, which too have closed temporarily.

A lack of ports and useful software hamper its business credentials, as does the underwhelming battery life, but the Transformer Book Chi T300...

Not exact matches

Building business ecosystems in places such as China actually creates a buffer against cultural and infrastructure challenges that hamper entrepreneurs.

Getting organized early for vacations is especially important for small businesses whose day - to - day operations can be severely hampered if just one person takes off for the cottage for a few days.

At times, it can be hampered by stringent repayment terms, insufficient government regulation or violations of terms (such as replacing a roof instead of starting a business).

While Ctrip originally thought the money it would save in space and furniture — about $ 1,900 per employee for the length of the study — would offset a drop in productivity, at - home worker output wasn't hampered a bit, Bloom reported in a story for Harvard Business Review.

The technology you are employing may hamper the growth of your business such that you can not adequately meet the demands and needs of all your clients.

While the business opportunity in smaller cities is large, limited Internet connectivity and reluctance among parents and students to pay for online education hamper adoption of online supplementary education platforms, it said.

Long commute times and congestion make it difficult for our region's businesses to attract high - end talent, while the inefficient movement of goods hampers our competitiveness.

Lower productivity gains hamper income growth and pressure business profit margins.

Or, will businesses be hampered by labor and skill shortages, resulting in a growth slowdown or even a recession sooner rather than later?

Never mind that a cheap currency makes it more expensive for Chinese households and businesses to buy things from the outside world, depressing standards of living and hampering the transition to a consumer society that China's leaders ostensibly want.

Timothy Carone, an autonomous systems expert and professor at Notre Dame University's Mendoza College of Business, said autonomous technology's proponents must «find the right balance so the technology is tested right, but it isn't hampered or halted.»

A readily available source of funds could hamper the ability of your security business to pay for the personnel and equipment to fulfill current client demands.

Thankfully, the nebulous vision and limited business experience of most of the issuers have not hampered their ability to raise capital.

Access to finance and business finance advice for SMEs in the UK Successful businesses may sometimes find further growth hampered by a lack of funding.

This genial way of operating does not seem to have hampered Valley Meat's business.

Rather than play in the CFL, which he felt would hamper his chances of returning to the NFL, he spent the next year and a half out of football, working out in Omaha and starting a playground equipment business.

This is not a joke (like people said often) but serious business because it will hamper the next 3 years of our club.

Unfortunately, though, the Gunners still have important business to attend to, and that's ensuring they finish third above Manchester City so that they don't have to contend with a Champions League play - off in August, which would hamper their start to next season.

Polikoff said that Kelly «s unwillingness to discuss with Netsch and Madison the details of concession contracts, or any other park district matters, has hampered the new officials «efforts to carry out park business, but he said an agreement with representatives of the Bears was «imminent.

They argue that if businesses are hampered from giving large donations, it would give lower - level elected officials and labor unions an unfair advantage.

'' One of the reasons I decided to get involved politically,» said Richard Kasa «is that the failed policies of the two parties have hampered small businesses and created an economic playing field that makes it hard to compete.

In a speech that rallied diplomats, business and religious leaders, as well as CSOs, to step up their game, Ambassador Jackson said it was time to deal with a canker that hampered investment and growth and limited opportunities.

«This is yet another example of the BCTC and its President Gary LaBarbera engaging in destructive and malicious behavior, including bullying tactics, that have hampered our ability to do business,» a representative for Related said in a statement.

Republican candidate for governor Rob Astorino on Thursday night called on the state's business community to be more forceful in its pushback against Albany policies that have hampered job growth and made for one of the highest taxed states in the country.

The Scottish Government must resist the temptation to engage in such a back and forth debate — which has hampered previous attempts at reform — and instead focus on creating legislation that results in an enduring system of business taxation commanding widespread public support which is convenient, efficient and easy to administer.

«In October I wrote to our federal representatives urging them to support federal legislation allowing the USPS to implement a business model free of certain government restrictions that have hampered their growth and ability to compete in a changing mail delivery environment.

RM: This appears to be part of the way Hammond is aiming to address productivity problems, as workers and businesses are hampered by poor transport links.

The MP told the High Court today he could be «impatient» when he felt he was being hampered from going about his business.

A new study suggests that U.S. antitrust laws could hamper the efforts of companies to collaborate on sustainable and socially - responsible business practices, even as consumers and businesses increasingly value them.

Vaz contends that the current government is demarcating very little land for indigenous groups and has largely abandoned its responsibilities to them, placing their lives in danger, primarily because it «sees the Indians as hampering the agricultural business, hampering the expansion of mining, and hampering the extraction of natural resources.»

The plot follows the usual disaster movie convention of morally courageous hero attempts to alert the public to danger, hampered by the interference of big business who are afraid of the damage to their profits, but it is done in a rather more serious - minded way; there is more science and less histrionics and special effects.

Her efforts to strike out on her own but her online business is hampering her.

But business is not hampered by the bureaucracy of education, and it ought to jump on new technology and newer learning methodologies — specifically micro learning.

The National Energy Foundation is looking for help with stocking the energy efficiency house - warming hampers so any business or organisation that can donate any of the following products is asked to contact the Project Manager, Richard Vale, on 01908 256914 or [email protected].

Those who support the Common Core, including some teachers, members of the business community, State Superintendent Dr. June Atkinson as well as Gov. Pat McCrory, among others, say that the Common Core is to be credited for increasing the academic rigor of instructional activities, even though many acknowledge its implementation has been bungled and state budget cuts have hampered schools» ability to properly resource teachers who must shift their curricula to accommodate CCSS.

The increase in tax will hamper growth in that country as people will consider doing business outside their country.

Library Journal reports that a lawyer in the audience noted that «anti-trust concerns might hamper publishers in collaborating to develop a business model and suggested that these could come from the library side instead; Raphael responded that ALA already had a working group in place to develop such options.»

Some business groups and pro-business politicians are trying to hamper the newly created agency that aims to protect consumers, but these... Read more»