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impede

[im-peed] / ɪmˈpid /


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The NGOs have until December 31 to register under the new framework, which Israel says aims not to impede aid distribution but to prevent "hostile actors or supporters of terrorism" operating in the Palestinian territories.

From Barron's

And Williamson told the inquiry last week that his ability to plan for closures was impeded by Downing Street.

From BBC

In this way, the reforms ensured that public workers could advocate for themselves in negotiations with employers—and that unions couldn’t impede the success of teachers and students.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Elevated inflation expectations may impede a sustainable slowdown in inflation,” the central bank warned.

From The Wall Street Journal

If delays were to occur, that could impede Oracle’s ability to convert its $300 billion contracted deal with OpenAI into revenue, further pressuring Oracle’s cash flows and margins.

From MarketWatch