Examples of using Will hamper in English and their translations into Russian
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This will hamper GDP growth in many countries.
The absence of a budget line in the regular budget will hamper the Unit's ability to be fully operational.
Otherwise this will hamper the normal motor ventilation and may cause motor overheating and fault.
Any decision that lacks the general support of the Member States will hamper the viability of the United Nations.
Additional regulations will hamper research in the field of biomedicine, biology and biotechnology.
The need to maintain equilibrium between public expenditures andinternal revenue will hamper progress in this area in the near future.
Charging Amelia will hamper our ability to prosecute them.
At the same time, however, the Special Rapporteur fears that the limited resources placed at her disposal will hamper her efforts to discharge her mandate in an effective way.
Our apprehension is that this decision will hamper the ability to properly deal with terrorists and terrorism which disturbs us. We are, however, judges.
At the same time it is vital that development is allowed to take place unimpaired by strict technological rules which will hamper innovation and restrict competition.
The Russia-Ukraine conflict will hamper Baltic exports in 2015 as well.
At present the closure of music institutions present a barrier for pupils to higher music education andin the future this problem will hamper the development of the sector;
They believe that the given initiative will hamper development of democratic, liberal and pluralistic society in the country.
Otherwise the State will have to subsidize andit will be the owner of both multiplexes and it will hamper competition development,” Kldiashvili stressed.
Any part of a Boss's ego or methods that will hamper natural cooperation among creative individuals will be ruthlessly thrown away.
Inability to adapt to the new trading pattern of trade partners, due to the absence of the necessary legal and institutional framework orthe lack of know-how, will hamper the development objectives of developing countries.
There is concern that the decision will hamper the work of preparing the ground for the return of internally displaced persons to their homes in the Zone.
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The existence of the wall will hamper efforts to resolve the conflict and renders the vision of a two-State solution almost impossible.
Even though these objects are detached from linear rivers and lakes, they will hamper effective use of data filtering and recognition utilities.
The irreparable loss of biodiversity will hamper efforts to meet other development goals, especially those related to poverty, hunger and health, by increasing the vulnerability of the poor and reducing their options for development.
He further added that that kind of information contains commercial secret,and its disclosure will hamper competition in the market and is detrimental to their interests.
The Advisory Committee points out that such delays will hamper the effectiveness of the measures to improve the working of peacekeeping operations and it stresses, therefore, the need for all concerned to cooperate with the United Nations with a view to minimizing delays in signing of memoranda of understanding.
Non-finalization of work plans prior to the commencement of projects and programmes will hamper their smooth implementation and lead to inefficient utilization of resources.
Climate change andits negative impact will hamper the development efforts of many developing countries and will undermine their development gains.
However, there have been weaknesses or delays in the implementationof certain important measures, and inadequate physical infrastructure remains a key constraint in the investment climate, which will hamper the acceleration of FDI inflows in the future.
The concern, however, is to what extent all these palliatives will hamper these and other developing countries' long-run development efforts.
Failure to do so will not only adversely affect education but will hamper progress towards each and every development goal: poverty reduction, hunger eradication, improved health, gender equality and women's empowerment, sustainable production and consumption, resilient cities, and more equal and inclusive societies.
Without a coherent and comprehensive approach to planning and strategy, coordination, guidance and support,continued improvisation will hamper the capacity of military components to provide support to humanitarian activities and local communities.
Mines, which remain active for an indefinite duration, will hamper the mobility of friendly as well as enemy forces and subsequent clearance operations will tie down scarce military resources.