Examples of using Hampering in English and their translations into German
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Is something hampering your freedom?
No hampering of the work procedures by safety devices.
It is for you to stop hampering love.
Legislation hampering the use of waste as a secondary raw material;
Let me help you out of your hampering things.
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Hampering mutagenic processes leading to the emergence and spread of cancer.
This can lead to the hampering of personal information.
In addition, coordination problems may lead to market failure, thus hampering innovation.
This is seriously hampering our exports and everyone is saying that the euro has had it.
You don't know what is causing the friction and hampering your conversions.
Bureaucratic and other obstacles which are hampering the training and the effective use of both male and female doctors were a constant topic of conversation.
This is holding back thedevelopment of Europe's Digital Single Market, and hampering our economic recovery.
However, there is a possibility of introducing distortions of competition or hampering the overall efficiency of the Union aviation network through the inefficient use of existing capacity.
Banks' balance sheets remain underpressure from high levels of non-performing loans, hampering lending activity.
Security is still a factor hampering returns to Kosovo.
I badly need a place where I can work undisturbed, an area where I can field phone calls anddo business without prying ears hampering me.
Jesus makes a stand against all the ties hampering the liberty of mankind.
Nevertheless, the adoption and absorption of new technology has not spread across the economy andinnovation is low, hampering productivity growth.
An inefficient information exchange between Member States on labour shortagesand surpluses, hampering a more targeted practical co-operation in the EURES network information exchange and cooperation.
We in Parliament, together with the Commission,attach great importance to eliminating all the legal and administrative obstacles hampering access to any programme.
The EESC believes that these difficulties are hampering full completion of the ERA.
Late payments in commercial transactions between undertakings, and between undertakings and public authorities,are one of the things currently hampering the recovery of economic growth.
This situation carries the risk ofcreating new barriers to cross-border markets and of hampering the functioning of the single market for enterprises and citizens.
When there is no instant fix available,they can become discouraged, hampering their recovery further.
Excessive fees can undermine the effect of the Directive by hampering the right to family reunification.
This practice thus represents indirect discrimination on the grounds of nationality, hampering EU citizens' access to justice.
Economic reforms must be deepened because the Europeaneconomy is still too rigid, hampering overall economic performance.
The major engineering analysis software packages on the market contain a high degree of serial code,significantly hampering the acceleration potential of parallel computing.
Extreme and chronic fragility, structural and recurringcrises remain the source of humanitarian emergencies and are hampering the development of entire communities.
Despite the obvious economic and other advantages of working together,Member States continue to face important obstacles hampering the development of collaborative programmes.
