Examples of using Hampered in English and their translations into Polish
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This is currently hampered by the fragmented approach imposed by six separate programmes.
Unfinished business also hampered the euro area's capacity to respond to the crisis.
Although difficult war time hampered the development it didn't stop it.
They hampered him when he held video art festivals with his own money.
I am appalled that our government can be hampered by these lawsuits.
are hampered by the lack of structures.
God's covenant with Abraham was not hampered with a law.
Just a little hampered.
But they too were hampered by the weather.
Second, an international diplomatic effort that was hampered from the beginning by Western support for Kosovo's independence.
Companies hampered by old thinking won't be a problem because," he said," they simply won't be around long-term.
The work started in 1318 have been hampered by the Hundred Years War
Their efforts to work together in the cross-border context may also be hampered by insufficient preventative or remedial powers, inconsistent legal regimes.
Until recently, cross-border infrastructure investment has been hampered by the absence of commonly recognised vehicles for capital-raising and investing.
The movements are hampered, the posture is disturbed,
Juel's operations were considerably hampered at this period by the conduct of his auxiliary, Dutch Lieutenant Admiral Philips van Almonde(1644-1711),
Licensing for online exploitation is also hampered by potential conflicts with rights already granted for main forms of exploitation.
However, these plans may be hampered by unforeseen problems,
But it is strange that no one is bothering to examine why the Russians have used evasions and hampered the investigation so much and why they have destroyed the wreckage.
but were hampered by lack of capital