Sentence examples for Face impediments from inspiring English sources

Not only are wages the lowest in the world, but labor unions, which face impediments in organizing, are largely absent in garment factories.

We find that ST women enjoy high social status and thus are unlikely to face impediments in accessing healthcare due to social norms that restrict women's autonomy.

Here, we focus on the subset of minimum tillage combined with mulching (MTM .1 MTM is likely to face impediments to adoption associated with the inherent substitution of practices, e.g. seasonal labour scarcities for weeding, given that absence of herbicides can make weed-management more labour-demanding in minimum-tillage systems (Nyamangara et al. 2014).

The report by the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs OCHAA) said it was possible people would "face impediments" to moving out of IS-controlled areas and they had a critical need for shelter, drinking water, food and health care.

When scanning the adult patient, the intensivist may face impediments in performing a comprehensive thoracic examination.

Perry's path to economic stability, now seemingly more secure, faced impediments.

While some efforts to reduce uncertainty have been achieved[28], progress across the policy valley still faces impediments as two recent examples illustrate.

Research with RA patients often faces impediments due to ethical reasons, complexity of affecting environmental factors and applied therapeutics.

Legal specialists have said any such prosecution would face many impediments.

Journalists face major impediments in their reporting owing to limited protections and defences under defamation laws, as well as the absence of any express constitutional protection for speech.

"Efficacy beliefs shape the outcomes people expect their efforts to produce… "People of low self-efficacy are easily convinced of the futility of effort in the face of impediments.