Sentence examples similar to Impediments were removed from inspiring English sources

What might happen if the impediments are removed?

If he believes lucrative markets spring up organically when state impediments are removed, he is using Britain's recovery from recession to test an ideological conviction; arguably a dogmatic delusion.

Still, impediments are being removed with speed.

Drilling impediments are being removed and politically blocked pipelines are getting back on track.

Now that that mental impediment has been removed, Favor Hamilton may have a better chance against Masterkova, who appears vulnerable after surgery on both Achilles' tendons.

A Likud standing in the way might soon become an impediment to be removed, not a force to be reckoned with.

The process of getting advice from Goldsmith, and the advice that eventually came, gave me the impression that international law was regarded simply as an impediment to be removed before military action was possible.

"The changes that would have caused real impediment have been removed," Lemon says.

Officials now maintain that the two books are virtually the same, now that the USGA's new rules permit competition committees to adopt a local rule classifying small pebbles in bunkers as loose impediments which can be removed, just as the R&A's rules do.

Did you know, according to the USGA rule book, a worm half-embedded in the ground is considered a loose impediment and can be removed without penalty?

"Legal and bureaucratic impediments to surveillance should be removed," he continued, adding: "The use of strong encryption in personal communications may itself be a red flag".