Sentences with phrase «potentially impeding»

In this way, families get the benefit of a child specialist and perhaps coaches, extending the use of these services, but potentially impeding the expansion of the true collaborative process in which the statutory collaborative law proceedings are followed.

They utilize their professional knowledge in human development and mental health to both identify issues potentially impeding a student's overall success and find appropriate, working solutions.

They diminish or delay parents» capacity to successfully cooperate in the raising of their children after trial and increase the likelihood that the parents» legal dispute will have a lasting negative impact on their children, potentially impeding children's relationship formation and social functioning as adults.

Campaigners argue there are practical difficulties to obtaining consent, potentially impeding research into fatal diseases such as Tay Sachs and Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA).

In the OBR's view, the aftermath of this shock continues to weigh on the productivity of the UK economy, with credit rationing and impaired financial markets potentially impeding the expansion of successful firms.

This paper identifies policy incoherence, selective reform practices, and limitations in local experiments as the three major issues that could potentially impede Beijing's reform agenda.

Critics claim the policy risks drivers» safety, as it potentially impedes emergency services» access to the motorway.

Changing jobs in the middle of the process won't just delay things but can potentially impede your ability to secure financing.

So, judicial activism is peachy - provided it potentially impedes upon the President.

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After an investigation it was decided not to give Lewis a penalty however, with the stewards saying that although Grosjean «may potentially have been affected by the presence of Hamilton», he wasn't penalised for it because «he was not impeded.»

«to investigate suspected criminal offences in relation to a substantial series of leaks from the Home Office potentially involving national security and the impeding of the efficient and effective conduct of government.»

«Documents marked privileged and confidential in the midst of an active investigation not only has the potential to impede or obstruct the investigation, but potentially undermines principles of fundamental fairness,» Leahy Scott said in a statement.

In others, bureaucrats who impede progress and look for reasons not to hire potentially good employees.

By considering how emerging technologies potentially interact with what we consider to be important, it becomes easier to weigh the possible downsides of developing them — or at least developing them without due consideration — against those of either impeding their development, or not developing them at all.

This pattern of findings can potentially be explained by the high fiber content of these two diets, which may have impeded calcium absorption.22 Nonetheless, the substantial increase in urinary phosphorus excretion with the combination diet suggests that the subjects in this group did consume more dairy products than the other participants.

We also have some potentially fairly large expenses coming up (it seems I always do) which could impede my debt payoff further and even add more debt.

We discussed the many hurdles in the newsroom that impede effective coverage of climate change — from the potentially distorting lure of the front - page thought to the distorting power of journalistic balance, if applied blindly in coverage of complicated science.

The project will impede the flow of the Xingu, which is one of the Amazon's mightiest tributaries, disrupting fish migrations and potentially affecting nutrient flows in a section of the basin.

The complete - disability rule means that even if you've suffered a potentially disabling condition as severe as a heart attack, if you can't prove that it impedes you from working then your SSDI claim could get denied.

Clogged filters can impede airflow as well as allow dirt to enter the system, which can potentially cause damage.

Such regulations could impede the further development of the CMBS market and potentially slow the number of deals for commercial practitioners.