Though the results also show that 23% inaccurately conflate healthcare reform with death panels, it should be a fairly easy obstacle to surmount because, at its core, Blumenauer's legislation is about giving patients more choice rather than stripping them of it.
Because Kyrgyzstan has adequate (in fact surplus) numbers of tuberculosis physicians, and because the vast majority are employed within the public sector, ensuring adequate distribution through government employment policies and directives has so far been a relatively easy obstacle to surmount.
The cardboard reduces the friction between the sofa and the stairs, thus making the stairs an easy obstacle to deal with.
And as for those pesky tabloid rumors, which she previously referred to as "quite easy obstacles," Pinkett Smith says ultimately they're just not important.
Rails are the easiest obstacle to start with.
The former is one of the easiest obstacles to overcome, in that it would require simple pedagogical shifts to ensure that faculty and students, alike, are absorbing and disseminating accurate information based on scientific data.
Finally I staggered to the five Vaults, the easiest and blessedly last obstacle on the course.
And it is easy to set obstacles because objects that can be obstacles in the GML such as building are configured in polygon.
3, 5, 5. 1. explĭcātus, a, um, P. a. 2. explĭ-cĭtus, a, um, P. a. (acc. to II. B. 1)., lit., disentangled, i. e. free from obstacles, easy: in his erat angustiis res: sed ex propositis consiliis duobus explicitius videbatur, Ilerdam reverti, Caes.
It hasn't been easy, battling these obstacles while pushing through a rigorous curriculum, but with each step forward, I have gained confidence that I can complete this journey.
It's not going to be easy given the obstacles to doing business here, but we're doing it anyway, in spite of occupation, and we need partnership and know-how from the U.S., the international community, and the Palestinian Diaspora".
