Sentence examples for an obstacle to the realization of from inspiring English sources

"CAFE is actually an obstacle to the realization of this vision," said Thomas J. Davis, group vice president of North American development for General Motors.

But, as Dr. Anne Vincent, UNICEF Representative, pointed out: "the problem of impunity remains an obstacle to the realization of the rights of the child".

It is of the utmost importance that mechanisms that reinforce the financial capacity of families and their social protection be promoted, so as to counter the financial constraints that serve as an obstacle to the realization of children's and women's rights.

However, a major obstacle to the realization of an enhanced MIMO system is the high computational complexity of its receiver.

However, the low light extraction efficiency (ηextr) is a primary obstacle to the realization of higher brightness GaN LED [4-6].

If the bad argument has "a semblance of correctness about it in [the] context, and poses a serious obstacle to the realization of the goal of the dialog," then it is a fallacy (2011, 380).[9] Here we find that Walton has relaxed two of the necessary conditions of SDF.

But the main obstacle to the realization of Palestinian statehood is the occupation.

The universal applicability of its plot, he conjectured, lies in the desire of every male child to sleep with his mother and remove the obstacle to the realization of that wish, his father.

But what Palestinians view as the main obstacle to the realization of the two-state solution is Israel's continued settlement construction in parts of the West Bank and East Jerusalem, strengthening a 40-year-old enterprise that was intended to guarantee a permanent Israeli presence and control.

they are now "imprisoned among….concepts" of equality and altruism, and that this conceptual vocabulary of value is itself the obstacle to the realization of certain forms of human excellence.

However, the lower efficiency of converting pump-to-signal power in erbium-doped planar waveguides compared with erbium-doped fiber, poses an obstacle to the commercial realization of the potential cost advantages of EDWAs.