在 英语 中使用 Would hamper 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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The Palestinian side believed that those 14 points would hamper the smooth implementation of the road map itself.
The Unit should be given the financial, technical and administrative resources it required; the absence of a budget line would hamper its ability to be fully operational.
He was alive to the problems of small delegations and would not propose a programme of work that would hamper their participation.
In that connection, the cuts proposed by the Advisory Committee would hamper the ability of the Mission to implement its mandate.
Let us hope that the Greek Cypriot administration will refrain from taking any further action which would hamper the prospects of achieving progress through the current phase of the talks.
One police union said on Thursday it regretted the Constitutional Court's decision, adding it would hamper the work of security forces.
Actually, my idea was that it would be better for me to resign, for otherwise my dissenting opinion would hamper Plekhanov's attempts to secure peace.
Some developed countries are opposed to the proposal, as they see no conflict between TRIPS and CBD, and consider that it would hamper innovation.
However, concerns had been expressed that existing paper-based legal systems might be unable to accommodate electronic commerce and could lead to uncertainty, which would hamper global electronic trade.
Furthermore, it would hamper the African Union' s efforts to implement the Comprehensive Peace Agreement in cooperation with the Government of the Sudan, which had yielded positive results.
On the other hand, it was pointed out that“over-nationalization” of standards would hamper uniform application and possibly defeat the goal of the exercise.
Any gap in coordination would hamper the information flow, thus jeopardizing the delivery of services that lay the foundation for the successful implementation of the Mission' s mandate.
In this context, the Republic of the Union of Myanmar will promulgate neither laws nor regulations which would hamper the freedom of trade and navigation of a sovereign Member State of the United Nations.
The ICRC will, however, refrain from any coordination that would hamper its own capacity to be a credible, neutral and independent organization that carries out strictly humanitarian activities.
While the principles of the Rio Declaration must be acknowledged, the“over-nationalization” of standards would hamper uniform application and possibly defeat the goal of the exercise.
A dog would hamper us.
This would hamper my long term investments though.
Its failure to do so would hamper the Council' s legitimacy.
Too restrictive, too much interference would hamper the child's potential release.
The impact of climate change would hamper sustainable development and the achievement of the MDGs.