Examples of using Hampered in English and their translations into Danish
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but are hampered by high costs.
The countries concerned have however conceded that efforts to introduce more modern methods of psychiatric care may for the present be hampered by insufficient staff resources.
There were many factors which hampered the outgoing Czech Presidency's work,
I think that the right to fail would not be hampered.
his breathing wasn? t hampered.
international efforts of help have been hampered by the military dictatorship regime of Burma.
A complex series of masking agents hampered detection, but we have managed to find Oxymetholone stacked with Nandrolone.
International labour mobility should not be hampered by the different ways in which pension schemes are taxed fiscally.
was greatly hampered by the thriving socialist way.
In 2005, political problems or difficult economic situations in some countries and the resulting sluggish foreign direct investment hampered the EIB's activity.
Secondly, the United Nations is doing a good job there, albeit hampered not least by excessive bureaucracy.
The Minister of energy and coal industry said that the export of raw materials from Donbass hampered by logistics issues.
The bad weather that hampered ground operations from October on impeded air operations even more.
and this has hampered tracing next of kin.”.
As far as their power went; they hampered the real action of the working class,
the performance of MS Outlooks is hampered considerably.
Weaknesses: All of Cloudraker's various abilities are hampered according to how emotionally distraught he is at any given moment.
seriously hampered Japanese efforts to establish air superiority over Henderson Field.
which became increasingly worse and hampered her for the rest of her life.
leading to a lack of energy and hampered immune function.