Sentences with phrase «hampered by an obligation»

But perhaps hampered by an obligation to tell this story as respectfully as possible, the filmmaker has turned in his least personal effort ever.

Not exact matches

The OECD also says that the main issues hampering economic growth in the UK are poor educational attainment at secondary level, lack of public infrastructure and rigid planning laws, rather than regulatory obligations, none of which would be directly improved by leaving the EU.

As with all modern dating in Canada, Vietnamese dating can be hampered by work commitments, familial obligations, and a lack of good places to meet smart, commitment - minded singles.

Ros Wright, chairman of FAP, a charity set up by the Institute of Chartered Accountants, says: «The current corporate fraud reporting regime is based on a confusing hotchpotch of internal and external obligations which is undoubtedly hampering the fight against fraud.»