Examples of using May hamper in English and their translations into Chinese
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The researchers said that being in a good mood may hamper time keeping and organizational skills.
Weak profitability and squeezed margins pose a risk to financial stability as they may hamper banks' intermediation and capital generation capacity.
Clashing competencies, indistinct responsibilities and vagueness about the source, goal and amount of financial obligations may hamper implementation and compliance.
European Union rules starting this week will stress human oversight and consumer protection, which may hamper companies trying to build the tools of the future.
The Committee is also concerned that requirements that UHRC issue prior notice of its visits to facilities of the UPDF may hamper its work.
However, increasing bio-based chemicals demand owing to environmental hazards caused by synthetic chemicals may hamper industry growth over the forecast timeframe.
However, availability of substitutes and fluctuation in prices of raw materials may hamper market growth.
However, some restraints like a rise in crude oil prices may hamper the growth of this market.
What kind of problems or, potentially, national priorities may hamper and delay the process of signature and ratification of the Convention?
Any delays in such immediate support may hamper Guinea-Bissau' s effort to consolidate peace.
Climate change may hamper efforts to reduce poverty in agriculture-dependent countries in Africa and low-lying coastal areas.
The lack of regulatory clarity in Somalia may hamper the ability of the country to effectively protect its maritime interests.
Some also claimed that the measure may hamper the work of the long-awaited transitional justice mechanisms.
Recent developments, such as the negotiation of the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement, which may hamper developing countries' access to lower-cost medicines, are of great concern.
Incomplete case documentation may hamper definitive diagnoses, preventing accurate causality assessment.
To that end, threats to shipping and other forms of restriction that may hamper freedom of navigation of the seas should be addressed.
Inequality may hamper environmental sustainability, while environmental degradation may lead to increased inequality.
(b) Removing compromised personnel may dismantle networks of criminal activity that, among other things, may hamper reform processes;
The disparity of treatment within and among jurisdictions may hamper coordination and lead to inconsistencies in regulation.
Even if they can bring a case, political, economic or legal considerations may hamper enforcement.