Examples of using Would hamper in English and their translations into German
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So it must not take any steps that would hamper or inhibit us tomorrow.
Finland considers that the principle of mutual recognition would preclude Member States fromerecting obstacles to the free movement of judgments which would hamper access to justice.
The bodhisattva vows are to avoid behavior that would hamper us from being of best help to others.
The general view is that the proposal would lead to a reduction in consumer rights, because the effects of full harmonisation would be excessive anddisproportionate to the proposal's stated aims and would hamper future developments.
It is proposed that this point be deleted, because its approval would hamper work and because it does not reflect the reality of producing documents.
At about this time, he changed his name to Ben Kingsley,fearing that a foreign name would hamper his career;
We need to have this political courage,and I do not think that it would hamper a country's ability to welcome incomers if we were to say:'This is our constitution, these are our rules, these are our human values, and you must comply with them.
The Forum should be effective and pragmatic andshould not be overly bureaucratic, as this would hamper its efficiency.
As this would hamper the right to free movement, and because Member States, national authorities and national Courts have to take all the measures necessary to ensure fulfilment of the obligations under the Treaty, the Court held that national courts must interpret national legislation in the light of these Treaty aims so as not to discourage persons from moving to another Member State72.
The following day management spoke out against the union, saying it would hamper the company's growth.
The EESC trusts that the proposed enforcement directive will result in simplification, transparency and legal certainty rather than a further administrative andfinancial burden for companies(particularly SMEs) which would hamper growth and jobs.
First, I would like to warn that, if adopted,Amendment 32 would hamper the independence of the media.
The overall management of an airport can be qualified as a SGEI if, without this airport, part of the area that it serves would be isolated from the rest of the EU to an extent that would hamper its social and economic development.
To be carried out just after the end of the frost period,since the cold weather would hamper the healing of the cuts on the wood, but before the plants stop sprouting.
In other words, if the Committee of Independent Experts continues its work for an indefinite period of time and investigates every aspect of the Commission's activity, Parliament might well become a very powerful institution and a very effective one where monitoring is concerned,but there is a danger that this would hamper the normal running of the Commission.
But it should avoid a rigid approach,such as working with lists of powers, which would hamper the further development of the Union.
The latter is blocking a series of highly controversial changes to thepenal code which Dragnea is pushing for and which would hamper the fight against corruption.
It is particularlyimportant to avoid any phases of investment uncertainty, as this would hamper the overall expansion of renewable energies.
For the purposes of preserving the soil functions referred to in Article 1(1), Member States shall take appropriate and proportionate measures to limit the intentional or unintentional introduction of dangerous substances on or in the soil, excluding those due to air deposition and those due to a natural phenomenon of exceptional, inevitable and irresistible character,in order to avoid accumulation that would hamper soil functions or give rise to significant risks to human health or the environment.
Ensure that inconsistencies in tax treatmentdo not lead to double taxation which would hamper cross-border venture capital investments;
Even though public budgets remain constrained, the necessary investments in energyinfrastructure should not be delayed, as this would hamper the competiveness of Europe.
Previous measuring systems could not be worn on the individual's body,so the cables and tubes would hamper the astronauts while they were trying to train.
However, in setting up a European database, it is important that we take care not to introduce an unnecessarily rigid framework orcreate additional red tape that would hamper the current perfectly proper and efficient process.
However, this transaction led to an increase in the money supply,which in future years would hamper the government's efforts to respond to unemployment.
In this context, the EESC stresses the importance of ensuring that the application of the new regulatory procedure to certain articles of the Regulation on claims doesnot result in too lengthy procedures which would hamper the effective and timely implementation of the Regulation.
Set-off or enforcement of the claims referred to in subsection(1)shall be waived where this would hamper the prisoner's treatment or integration.
Policies which led to social dumping would disturb this balance,disrupt the market and would hamper developments with Central and Eastern Europe.
This shows that NRAs need further guidance on regulatoryprinciples to avoid a patchwork of approaches across the EU, as this would hamper the further integration of markets across borders.
Measures to limit the introduction of dangerous substances into the soil,to avoid accumulation in soil that would hamper soil functions and create a risk to human health and the environment.
Given the limited number of initiatives which can be supported,the introduction of references to precise actions within the legal basis would hamper the creativity of our partners and lead to implementation difficulties.