Sentence examples for administrative hurdle from inspiring English sources

With millions of trades made every day, this administrative hurdle means traders are essentially anonymous to regulators.

From a broader perspective the major hurdle still standing in the way of widespread introduction of the telemedicine aftercare technique at the interface between the outpatient and inpatient sectors is the current reimbursement practice, in which requests have to be made for each case separately to each of the German statutory health insurances, representing a significant administrative hurdle.

In case a participant surmounts the administrative hurdle, he nevertheless will be assigned to the same group for a certain amount of time, based on his IP-address.

Administrative hurdles have prevented smaller and midsize foreign companies from investing in Poland, Mr. Reczek said.

If so, how do you navigate the logistical and administrative hurdles, such as securing a visa?

"I had more administrative hurdles to go through because of that and that's fine".

To do so, its "economic manifesto" advocated the "elimination of all bureaucratic and administrative hurdles to investment".

Unfortunately, Blanchard's dream was scuppered by administrative hurdles such as struggling to find a lease for short-term tenancies.

"There are still big administrative hurdles to signing up," Roberto Valdovinos, who leads a small nonprofit called Migrante Vota, told me.

It also needs to improve its crumbling infrastructure, reform constrictive labour laws and remove many of the administrative hurdles it erects in companies' paths especially in manufacturing.

The UN said its overall response to the crisis was "well-calibrated, balanced and feasible given the security and administrative hurdles we have to work with".