Examples of using Hamper in English and their translations into Chinese
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Their conviction that the implementation of the provisions of the Convention should not hamper economic, scientific and technological development and international cooperation in the field of peaceful biological activities;
They underscored that violence and crime hamper productivity and economic growth and the ability of Member States to meet their development targets.
New, powerful economic, financial and commercial forces at the international level are imposing their interests and could hamper the development of society as a whole.
Washington is likely to continue to face budget caps that will hamper its ability to compete with China on a platform-for-platform basis.
Step up efforts aimed at eliminating harmful cultural practices, which hamper the full respect for the human rights of women(Paraguay);
Their disability may also interfere with their need for competence, as it can hamper their efforts to master tasks and develop their knowledge.
Even as this trend offers an opportunity to Beijing, it could also hamper other aspects of China's global ambitions related to trade and investment.
The absence of sector-specific plans may hamper the capacity of the sectors to effectively manage emergencies, or may result in an uncoordinated response.
For example, gender inequalities can hamper the influence and control of women and girls over decisions governing their lives and those of their families.
There is also recognition that the multiple and overlapping memberships in regional blocs can hamper the potential gains from regional integration.
He was alive to the problems of small delegations and would not propose a programme of work that would hamper their participation.
But the Committee is concerned that the lack of sufficient human and financial resources may seriously hamper the implementation of the National Plan of Action.
We must not let the current global economic uncertainty and financial unrest hamper the efforts of the international community to achieve growth.
Poor quality fuels, particularly with high sulphur content, hamper the introduction of clean vehicle technologies such as catalytic converters, particularly in developing countries.
The international community is currently dealing with a variety of economic, social and trade problems that hamper development and its causes.
At the country level, UNCDF would support countries to formulate national policies and actions plans to address the constraints that hamper the development of the microfinance sector.
Oct. 21, 2002- Acid reflux during the day may hamper sleep quality at night, causing subsequent daytime sleepiness and insomnia.
(e) Gates in fences surrounding multifamily housing buildings and public-use buildings should not hamper the access to those buildings by disabled persons;
Some congressional Democrats have blocked the legislation over safety concerns, and Monday's fatality could hamper passage of the bill.
The Treaty for Amazon Cooperation is mainly concerned with economic development; the ongoing emphasis on the sovereignty issue may hamper international cooperation and collaboration.