Sentence examples for Financial obstacle from inspiring English sources

The senator's letter did not address the financial obstacle cited in a report issued in August by NASA's inspector general.

Although new benefit package of MFA had made great efforts to help poor families to overcome financial obstacle, Reimbursement rate of hospitalization increased from 40~70% to 60 ~ 80%, and for some special cases, services were free.

The donation eliminated the financial obstacle, and the commission took its own vote, with a majority -- Whirlwind Horse, Wendell William Yellow Bull, and Francis Pumpkin Seed -- supporting the full election, which is now underway.

His figures exasperate Larry Schwartz, the deputy county executive who is shepherding Hudson Hills through its financial obstacle course.

The London Rules worked smoothly in 1927 when Capablanca was dethroned by Alexander Alekhine, the first Russian-born champion, but then proved to be a financial obstacle in Capablanca's bid for a rematch.

In the 1990s, the boatloads of money Miuccia Prada made from her hyper-hip designer bags were able to cover any financial obstacle her firm faced.

They can be also applied in UAV obstacle avoidance [1] and in unknown environments [19].

Key aspects of the Human Machine Interface and Interaction (HMI2) design for the UAS obstacle avoidance system are also addressed.

The pharmaceutical industry, due to its specific knowledge and know-how, will certainly have some role to play in the validation process of the clinical data relating to BPT (obstacle (1)) and/or in furthering the research concerning the potential negative coevolutionary consequences of unlimited use of BFT (obstacle (4)).

But if the trade collapses over lingering financial obstacles, the Rangers would not save any money.

While the British Council has experienced some problems with in-country English language training programs, and students have faced greater hurdles in obtaining British visas, there do not seem to be direct GOU obstacles preventing students from studying in the United Kingdom.