And we may also lament the stymieing of scientific progress.
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MORE (R-Ariz.), have argued that encryption is stymieing legitimate investigations.
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O'odham leaders have been grasping for ways of stymieing the project.
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Some popular algorithms are proprietary and opaque, stymieing independent evaluation and sowing mistrust.
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Good salmonella could reactivate your appetite, stymieing the bad guys, feeling food-poisoned and unhungry?
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Manchin sought to downplay national issues and avoid the appearance of stymieing the president's agenda.
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Like the President, Lewandowski also blamed Congress for legislative inaction that's stymieing the administration's agenda.
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What will be the effects on the U.S. economy of stymieing border traffic and exchange?
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His case initially faced the same obstacle stymieing prosecutors pursuing priest abuse cases across the country.
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The opposition, now in control of the National Assembly, accuses authorities of stymieing probes into the company.
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Starting in the 1970s, however, the Court began systematically stymieing all congressional efforts to limit campaign expenditures.
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However, critics, such as from labor unions, say it has created conditions stymieing women from getting ahead.
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If Mr. Trump was banking on internal division stymieing the European response, he picked an opportune moment.
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In the House, the right-wing caucus is stymieing Speaker Paul D. Ryan's plan to pass a budget.
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But the State Department kept Sudan on its list of terrorism sponsors, stymieing any influx of foreign investment.
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Mr. Parnas had told people that Ms. Yovanovitch was stymieing his efforts to pursue gas business in Ukraine.
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Uncertainty and distrust are stymieing federal attempts to plan for quarantining Americans who are infected with the coronavirus.
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They hoped to develop a drug that would target the misfolded PrP protein, stymieing plaques before they could form.
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The group has been widely criticized by gun control advocates as stymieing commonsense gun reform by lobbying Republican lawmakers.
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Now, it's also stymieing important wildlife conservation work and research typically done by NPS, putting vulnerable species at risk.
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While share buybacks tend to increase companies' share prices, critics blame them for stymieing corporate investment, hiring and wages.
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Despite record-low mortgage rates and steady labor market growth, higher prices and continued low inventory is stymieing potential buyers.
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However, virtual and augmented reality have proved tough ground for development, with bulky hardware and disappointing user experiences stymieing growth.
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But presidents are also entitled to advisers who devote their energies to advancing the boss's agenda, not to stymieing it.
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Miller deemed her insufficiently tough at stymieing the migrant influx at the southern border, and openly complained about her to Trump.
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The derision of fossil fuels could even be stymieing progress by deepening the disconnect between climate change rhetoric and energy reality.
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A former Title IX coordinator resigned from Baylor after rejecting a monetary settlement and accused the university of stymieing her work.
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First, it would give the Cavs more opportunities to get back on defense and maintain floor balance, stymieing the Warriors' transition attack.
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But, naturalists say, creating too much space between trees can disconnect them from their networks, stymieing some of their inborn resilience mechanisms.
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A lack of conclusive evidence that Babylon's tech is cost-effective may dissuade US hospitals from partnering with Babylon, stymieing US growth.
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A former athlete at Morehouse College, Richmond routinely hits 80-plus on the speed gun, stymieing GOP hitters and nibbling around the corners.
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Episode 8: "Special Care" After the state appeals the decision to overturn Dassey's verdict — stymieing Nirider's efforts — Zellner uncovers a new possible suspect.
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E-commerce growth is stymieing the importance of online shopping extravaganza Cyber Monday, several market experts told CNBC's "Closing Bell " on Black Friday.
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Despite record-low mortgage rates and steady labor market growth, higher prices and continued low inventory is stymieing potential buyers: http://bit.ly/2d3PFlb.
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But council members say the ruling hasn't been properly respected and accuse the government of stymieing independence efforts - both claims that authorities deny.
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The group was formed in 2011 and strengthened GOP power in the state Senate, stymieing progressive legislation from getting to the Senate floor.
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The battle illustrates multinationals' worst fears about India, from the instability built into the joint-venture model to the ease of stymieing legal judgments.
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Comey has long argued that impenetrable encryption is stymieing investigations by locking out officials who have the appropriate warrants to access a suspect's device.
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The president has referred to the media as the "opposition party" to his administration, and he has blamed news organizations for stymieing his agenda.
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The COADEC letter comes after Deliveroo's investors, Index Ventures and Accel Partners, accused the CMA of stymieing innovation with its aggressive approach to regulation.
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The agreement, reached on Friday, is aimed at stymieing the flow of migrants into Europe, but confusion remains about how exactly it will be implemented.
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The vote on the 2018 farm bill demonstrates how at least two forces are stymieing congressional policymaking: polarization both between and within the party caucuses.
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The Lions secondary—that had provided wet-tissue resistance to everyone from Aaron Rodgers to Brian Hoyer—was stymieing a quarterback who'd been shredding everybody.
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Thor's stock has been under pressure since the Trump administration enacted steel and aluminum tariffs in May, which hike Thor's costs by stymieing cheap imports.
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This serves the purpose of retaining a target for pseudo-political competition while also stymieing the potential for new, more democratic forces to gain traction.
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He objected to the way that the core developers required "consensus" on every decision, and insinuated that some of them were intentionally stymieing the discussion.
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Mr. Trump has pledged to lift regulations that he said were stymieing private enterprise, while ushering in both big tax cuts and greater infrastructure spending.
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As a result, the most reactionary faction within the governing elite came to dominate after the revolution of 1905, stymieing the development of democratic reforms.
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A University of Michigan survey released Friday revealed that near-record numbers of consumers cited trade policy as a negative factor stymieing U.S. economic progress.
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Trump has publicly attacked Rosenstein before, along with numerous House Republicans, who have accused him of stymieing their probes into alleged anti-Trump bias at DOJ.
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"De-platforming," the practice of stymieing public appearances by ideological opponents, has been endorsed by some on the left as a more effective tactic than debate.
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The anti-government protests are in response to President Ivan Duque's policies, which many feel are stymieing economic opportunity, access to higher education and better healthcare.
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The upside for Trump is that the stymieing of Sondland could slow the inquiry down and suppress — for now — any damaging information in the ambassador's possession.
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There are reports that air strikes now are stymieing the aid convoy, which had been unable to deliver desperately-needed food and supplies because of violence.
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Iowa State has vaulted into a tie for second in the league after stunning Oklahoma in Norman, throttling Kansas in Ames and stymieing Texas Tech in Lubbock.
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Karmic Backlash, made known in a Reddit post recently, these mysterious MSC files are stymieing the best efforts of Nintendo fans who want to hack the game.
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An entrenched machismo culture and conservative religious values in Honduras fuel discrimination against LGBT+ people, stymieing efforts to change attitudes in the Catholic-majority nation, she said.
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The Trump administration's freeze on Palestinian aid is stymieing the work of U.S.-funded humanitarian organizations and local companies in the region, according to a Haaretz report.
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The surprise move by Mexican policymakers followed rate cuts by central banks around the world as a trade-induced slowdown showed more signs of stymieing global growth.
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The surprise move by Mexican policymakers followed rate cuts by central banks around the world as a trade-induced slowdown showed more signs of stymieing global growth.
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The surprise move by Mexican policymakers follows recent rate cuts by central banks around the world as a trade-induced slowdown shows more signs of stymieing global growth.
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FBI Director James B. Comey has long argued that impenetrable encryption is stymieing investigations by locking out officials who have the appropriate warrants to access a suspect's device.
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Things a non-curator would understandably never think about, like the humidity requirements for displaying certain works, or what materials must be used for displays, became stymieing factors.
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If successful, Fox would then reduce its direct exposure to local television stations, Mr. Greenfield said, while still holding on to a piece — and while stymieing a rival.
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The world's largest fossil fuel companies, including BP, have poured an estimated $200 million a year into stymieing climate and energy rules since the Paris Agreement was signed.
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So, that suggests that he&aposs not giving any statements, further, sort of, stymieing their efforts in terms of the investigative aspect of this to determine his true identity.
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The blizzard that blanketed New York fell a mere tenth of an inch shy of the city's documented record, stymieing travel, shuttering storefronts and yielding untold numbers of snowmen.
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Answers to these and other basic questions elude researchers, stymieing efforts to better understand and protect the world's seven marine turtle species, all but one of which are endangered.
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Eskom's problems are a big challenge for President Cyril Ramaphosa as they are stymieing efforts to haul the economy out of a slump before a national election in May.
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The charts above show the bind America finds itself in; cheap imports are fueling its solar boom, but it's not stymieing a domestic manufacturing base of solar panels themselves.
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Stymieing the process though is the lack of clear and effective rules governing insolvency in the UAE: the last restructuring deal took three-and-a-half years to conclude.
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You have blamed China for stymieing progress on denuclearization before, and that has not stopped the Chinese from defending North Korea diplomatically and urging sanctions relief for Kim's regime.
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Its problems are a big challenge for President Cyril Ramaphosa as they are stymieing efforts to haul the economy out of a slump before a national election in May.
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While Duque has pledged to cut taxes and support private enterprise, Petro has promised to take power away from the political and social elites he accuses of stymieing development.
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The bipartisan Dodd Frank rewrite sparked hopes among lobbyists that lawmakers would move quickly to change other financial rules they say are hurting Main Street businesses and stymieing economic growth.
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Indeed, the strong initial turnout of early-filing 2020 female candidates suggests another factor may have been stymieing executive ambition among prominent female political leaders: the presence of Hillary Clinton.
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Google has already been hit with three multi-billion dollar fines by the European Union&aposs competition regulators for stymieing rivals in areas including shopping comparison services and online advertising.
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Still, Sanders' camp insists he's focused now on helping Democrats -- particularly like-minded progressives -- win this year, in hopes of stymieing Trump for the latter half of his first term.
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Transport Minister Arkhom Termpittayapaisith told the Bangkok Post that they're stymieing the doll trend because of the Chiang Mai drug incident — the first reported case of its kind in Thailand.
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Because Facebook and Google dominate the online advertising market, taking in together as much as 80 percent of the revenue, publishers have viewed the tech giants as stymieing their digital expansions.
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It also suggests that the VA, which has long been seen as stymieing cannabis research, has considered studying the plant's effect on cancer growth with at least one private marijuana business.
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Her remains have never been found — the district attorney has said animals may be to blame — possibly stymieing the homicide prosecutions that instead resulted in pleas for both Finley and Simon.
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The surprise move by Mexican policymakers follows rate cuts by central banks around the world in the last week as a trade-induced slowdown shows more signs of stymieing global growth.
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Wednesday, President Donald Trump fired off a tweet taking aim at the Justice Department and FBI -- this time accusing his top law enforcement agencies of stymieing the Intelligence Committee's Russia probe.
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Death sentences blocked: A federal judge on Wednesday halted four executions that were scheduled to begin next month, essentially stymieing the Trump administration's plan to resume the use of capital punishment.
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Washington (CNN)As lawmakers announced a budget deal that would address many of the issues stymieing Washington -- with the key exception of immigration -- House Democrats on Wednesday were feeling the heat.
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And he has learned that this week and particularly over the travel ban, because you had liberal courts stymieing the travel ban and this week it was upheld by the Supreme Court.
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"Demand is easily outstripping supply in most of the country and it's stymieing many prospective buyers from finding a home to purchase," Lawrence Yun, an economist for the group, said in a statement.
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A person working on a bad loan sale said the changes translated into lower prices for the bad loan portfolios being sold and hence larger losses for banks, stymieing the bad loan market.
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The infestation has gotten so bad that multiple operating rooms have been forced to close for days at a time, delaying surgeries and stymieing doctors seeking to treat wounded and chronically suffering veterans.
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Trump has reacted with attacks on the federal judge and then the wider court system which he blames for stymieing his efforts to restrict immigration, a central promise of the Republican's 2016 presidential campaign.
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President Vladimir Putin's refusal to attend the summit meeting, however, was a reminder of how troubled ties with Russia are stymieing Mr. Obama's ambitious pledge in 2009 to seek a world without nuclear weapons.
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Felder is one of several rogue Democrats that for years played this weird game of caucusing with the GOP, leaving Democrats in the minority and stymieing their ability to bring legislation to the floor.
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WASHINGTON — A federal judge on Wednesday halted the executions of four federal prisoners that were scheduled to begin next month, essentially stymieing the Trump administration's plan to resume the use of the death penalty.
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Felder was one of several rogue Democrats who for years played a weird game of caucusing with the GOP, leaving Democrats in the minority and stymieing opportunities to bring some legislation to the floor.
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Unpredictable weather, such as floods late last year as well as poor rainfall in recent months, and the resultant uncertainty about yields is putting many farmers off cotton, stymieing Pakistan's efforts to boost local output.
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Making money for the taxpayers by going to hard money is one of those ideas that is so logical that it would jump the hurdle of partisanship which is stymieing so much of Washington today.
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President Sergio Mattarella has so far refused to accept 81-year-old economist Paolo Savona for the pivotal post, stymieing efforts to end a political deadlock that has dragged on since an inconclusive election in March.
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As a reporter, it's annoying to have officials stymieing your efforts to inform the public — but it's a telling sign, too, of the psychological impact a tragedy like this can have on everyone involved, however tangentially.
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Even in the House of Lords, where Johnson doesn't have a lot of support, peers were restrained from staging too much of a challenge, as it would be seen as stymieing the will of the electorate.
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Investors have been worried that Gordhan could be removed from his job over the charges, stymieing efforts to revive economic growth and raising the risk that credit rating agencies would downgrade South Africa to "junk" status.
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Even as Congress remains gridlocked, GOP states have enacted a number of conservative priorities, including cutting union rights, reducing access to abortion, dampening efforts to raise the minimum wage, and stymieing implementation of the Affordable Care Act.
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Now her ambitions - and those of many others across China's giant tech industry - are facing a reckoning, amid rising state control over the sector, tightening regulation and a biting trade war with the United States stymieing growth.
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During his two terms as governor, Cuomo has been accused of courting IDC members and furthering their agenda, stymieing progressive goals that are thought to be a given in deep-blue New York—like protecting abortion rights.
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By stopping the development of new natural gas ventures, the Northern Territory has joined the populous southeast states of New South Wales and Victoria, as well as the island state of Tasmania, in stymieing a vital energy source.
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They have already woven such an elaborate theory as to the centrality of Russia in their strategy for stymieing Trump, and devoted so much political capital to the enterprise, that relenting now would make them appear utterly foolish.
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"Demand is easily outstripping supply in most of the country, and it's stymieing many prospective buyers from finding a home to purchase," Lawrence Yun, an economist for the Realtors association, said in a statement about the housing market.
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Brazil and developing countries, in turn, accused the European Union and other industrialized economies of stymieing progress on financial aid for poorer countries, saying they could not be more ambitious on their climate goals unless they received more assistance.
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President Sergio Mattarella has so far refused to accept 81-year-old economist Paolo Savona for the pivotal post of economy minister, stymieing efforts to end a political deadlock that has dragged on since an inconclusive election in March.
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The downgrade to the 24.2 year-on-year measure to below 22.9% may well irk a commander-in-chief who has been quick to blame the U.S. Federal Reserve in particular for actions he sees as stymieing his growth agenda.
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While the move was heralded by human rights activists as a win for political dissidents, journalists and other at-risk individuals, law enforcement officials and some lawmakers have already expressed fears that it will endanger public safety by stymieing investigations.
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BOGOTA, Sept 10 (Reuters) - Colombia's top administrative court maintained a temporary moratorium on the use of fracking on Tuesday, stymieing potential pilot projects amid ongoing arguments in a wider case regarding the use of the technique to extract oil and gas.
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In places as distant as China, South Africa and Colombia, the rising clout of big food companies also translates into political influence, stymieing public health officials seeking soda taxes or legislation aimed at curbing the health impacts of processed food.
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Jeff Flake is ending his Senate tenure with a bang, potentially stymieing a number of President Trump's judicial nominees until the next Congress convenes by withholding his support unless a vote is held on a measure designed to protect special counsel Robert Mueller.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - An overwhelming majority of Japanese companies say they will raise wages at a slower pace than they did last year, a Reuters poll found, stymieing Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's attempts to boost the sluggish economy through higher wages and consumption.
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Representatives from Apple and Facebook faced the bipartisan outrage during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing about their use of warrant-proof encryption, as an influential New York prosecutor warned that the companies were stymieing investigations into terrorism, organized crime and child sexual exploitation.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India, the world's third-biggest energy consumer, is striving to grow its natural gas use and shift away from oil and coal for power and industry, but its lack of gas import infrastructure is stymieing faster adoption of the cleaner-burning fuel.
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As a retired U.S. Department of Labor historian, I was gratified that Hochschild singled out Louis F. Post, an Assistant Secretary of Labor, for his heroic role in stymieing the efforts of A. Mitchell Palmer and J. Edgar Hoover to illegally deport thousands of aliens.
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The data represents the first full month since a deal was signed between the EU and Turkey aimed at stymieing the flow of asylum seekers arriving in Europe, suggesting it may be achieving its aim of keeping people out, at least in the case of Greece.
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The Russians actually entered Syria extensively after the CIA had provided the rebel forces, which are mostly run by Jihadi elements, provided them with advanced antitank missiles which were stymieing the Syrian Army at which point the Russians came in with air power and overwhelmed the opposition.
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Early in the run, ushers politely told theatergoers that if they wanted a festival program, they could find one in the first-floor lobby — not the most helpful response if you're two stories up at the time, and stymieing given the scarcity of booklets down there.
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Unless fellow lawmakers strip him of his parliamentary seat—as his foes have been trying to do for months—he will retain his powerful position, and with it the ability to make life miserable for Ms Rousseff, by stymieing her (half-hearted) attempts to narrow the budget deficit.
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Attorney General William P. Barr has voiced his concerns that the companies are deploying products that put public safety at risk by stymieing law enforcement, reviving the Justice Department's yearslong fight for access to popular communications platforms that are increasingly employing strong encryption that is nearly impossible to crack.
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Contrary to her protestations, while ageism may be part of what's stymieing Madonna — and it's worth noting that she's had seven top 10 singles since her 40th birthday, a herculean achievement in pop — the thing that's most certainly holding her back is music unbefitting and unreflective of her status as pop's Doyenne Supreme.
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Throughout the evening, Minnesota's Generation-Z talent supplied tantalizing glimpses of the future: Andrew Wiggins spun and shouldered his way to 32 points; Karl-Anthony Towns posted a double-double while stymieing Stephen Curry on switches; Zach LaVine snagged four steals and drilled four three-pointers, including a crucial make in the closing minutes.
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That same day, the Inner House of the Court of Session in Scotland announced its decision that the issue was justiciable, that it was motivated by the improper purpose of stymieing Parliamentary scrutiny of the Government, and that it, and any prorogation which followed it, were unlawful and thus void and of no effect.
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The articles of impeachment passed by the House in December charge the President with abuse of power -- saying Trump pressured Ukraine to investigate his political rivals ahead of the 212 election while withholding a White House meeting and $240 million in US security aid from Kiev -- and obstruction of Congress for stymieing congressional efforts to investigate his behavior.
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"If you're at a point where trade and politics are stymieing the ability to plan for the future, I think that that's another huge factor in terms of how companies are going to spend cash or if they will spend as much cash as they have been," said Savita Subramanian, head of United States equity strategy at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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The ruling by the judge, Amit P. Mehta of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia, was an early judicial test of the president's vow to systematically stonewall "all" subpoenas by House Democrats, stymieing their ability to perform oversight of Mr. Trump and the executive branch after winning control of the chamber in last year's midterm elections.
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Also looming is legislation that would widen the scope of government reviews of foreign investments on national security grounds, possibly stymieing plans by foreign companies to start or expand operations in the US. The Foreign Investment Risk Review Modernisation Act (FIRRMA), was co-authored by senior Senators John Cornyn, a Republican from Texas, and Dianne Feinstein, a Democrat from California.
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Nevertheless, the aura of scandal does indeed engulf Trump, and so Democrats have partially succeeded in stymieing his governing agenda (to the extent that Trump ever even had a governing agenda.) For his part, Trump has obviously taken any number of self-defeating actions that at the very least reinforce the perception that he's got "something to hide," and the possibility that he committed obstruction of justice by firing FBI director James Comey is real.
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