Sentence examples for Economic obstacle from inspiring English sources

The big economic obstacle is that the extended debt would initially have to be marked down, even if there were no actual haircuts to the debt's principal.

Settlers and settlements not only pose a geographic obstacle to the advent of a contiguous Palestinian second state; they pose a political and economic obstacle as well.

For decades, while Mr. Hussein was in power, Iraq was an economic obstacle for Iran, a wall blocking trading routes and diplomatic ties with its Arab neighbors.

Another economic obstacle, said Lagarde, is a lagging of investment in United States and other nations.

If the richest creditor nations and institutions in human history are serious about confronting the worst plague in human history, they must cancel Africa's debt and remove the major economic obstacle to African efforts to fight AIDS.

The museum would like to expand its facilities, in order to showcase the rarely seen masterpieces (including paintings by Picasso, Van Gogh and Monet) in a permanent exhibition; however, museum reps cite international sanctions as an economic obstacle to arts and cultural funding.

Advances in behavioral economics are driving efforts to use material or financial incentives to overcome economic obstacles or a lack of effective motivation, and recipients are incentivized to engage in health-related behaviors or practices with which they are already familiar and that they regard as beneficial or worthwhile.

All of these ideas face economic obstacles.

Yet the political, regulatory and economic obstacles are formidable.

College graduates who began their careers during the Great Recession faced several long-term economic obstacles.

Beyond that, legal and economic obstacles facing the Caspian pipeline make it a project for the medium to distant future.