Sentences with phrase «only as no hindrance»

It therefore is so far from rescinding and abolishing these diversities, that it even preserves and adopts them, so long only as no hindrance to the worship of the one supreme and true God is thus introduced.

Not exact matches

I see things like vision and purpose - drivenness as accretions that are not only unnecessary, but hindrances to church community life that can be stripped away easily, quickly and beneficially.

If anything, the fact that he only played 23 minutes of the qualifying campaign is his main hindrance, as he might be played out wide to accommodate 8 - goal top scorer Artem Dzyuba as a target man.

I think Huhne's behaviour as recorded by the Telegraph not only exonerates him, but also rams home the point that the system is completely broken: not only does it allow people to overclaim within the letter of the law, it is a hindrance and annoyance for those who choose to stay within the spirit of the law.

«The only conspiracy he faced was of his own making — his incompetent aides who let him down — his blindness brought him sympathy, not disdain, and his being the black governor was seen, as all the polls showed, as a wonderful thing and not a hindrance,» said a bitter one - time Paterson political ally.

As a result, the faults that you find with games journalism that need to be solved can not be done so if anyone has any connection to the gamergate hashtag: it is only a hindrance without a single identifiable advantage to it.

One soon learns there is no benefit to switching up dance commands beyond the purely visual, a revelation that leads to holding only the jump button while dancing as it produces the fastest, most efficient animation with which to hop past any hindrances.

Yet, the technical performance is such a hindrance and burden at times; you can only hope it played as great as it looks.

The game also introduces a stamina gauge for these attacks, but fills up so incredibly quickly that it only proves as a visual distraction rather than a hindrance, as it has never reached a point where you could not perform the move you wanted.

This is fast becoming China's century, yet its leadership has displayed that multilateral environmental governance is not only not a priority, but is viewed as a hindrance to the new superpower's freedom of action.

The real question, though, is if his summary interpretation «This is fast becoming China's century, yet its leadership has displayed that multilateral environmental governance is not only not a priority, but is viewed as a hindrance to the new superpower's freedom of action» is an accurate one.

The real question, though, is if his summary interpretation — «This is fast becoming China's century, yet its leadership has displayed that multilateral environmental governance is not only not a priority, but is viewed as a hindrance to the new superpower's freedom of action» — is an accurate one.

«Taking into account the objective of Directive 2000/78, which is, in particular, to enable a person with a disability to have access to or participate in employment, the concept of disability must be understood as referring to a hindrance to the exercise of professional activity, not only to the impossibility of exercising such activity», and disability is an evolving concept.

So long as you are downloading apps through official channels, i.e. the Apple App Store or Google Play, then an antivirus app isn't necessary and is only going to be a hindrance.

Particularly at large companies, recruiters and human resources officers are pressed for time, so calling them or emailing them all the time only serves as a hindrance.