Examples of using Impede in English and their translations into Polish
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Computer
Conflicts impede cooperation activities.
Populist movements may impede development.
restrict or impede.
Smooth walls, not impede the output of smoke;
restrict or impede.
People also translate
Did the potential risk ever impede human progress?
which you will not impede.
Or vice versa, moving walls impede exit from it.
They also impede natural ventilation,
Several of the problems identified above impede customer mobility.
Contract law differences impede the supply of insurance products across borders.
Software is devoid of unnecessary features that impede its usage.
Yes, but that should not impede Mr. Andrews' theory of the case.
Due to such a position prostate enlargement can impede urination.
This is a pile of things that impede the flow of energy in your home.
If we just send her off without unburdening that… that could impede your clarity.
Any obstacles which might impede such ratification should be removed.
It could seriously impede this operation.
Fragmented national tax systems impede market integration and undermine efficiency.
Ma'am, if you impede our search.
Ma'am, if you impede our search in any way,
Member States cannot prohibit or impede trade in those products.
This could impede the exchange of information between the authorities of the Member States.
restrict or impede on zootechnical grounds.
This may impede the formation of a level playing field
You will be charged with obstruction. Ma'am, if you impede our search in any way.
Various kinds of obstacles impede access to foreign markets by European industry.
We must consider all options, Doctor, and not let our personal feelings impede our judgment.
Massive tissue infiltration can impede treatment and usually leads to a poor prognosis.
Students often are completely unaware that their understanding is incorrect and that can impede learning.