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This paper examines biofuel project implementation opportunities and impediments in a developing country in sub-Saharan Africa Zimbabwee.

The step appeared to be an unusual rebuke to a wartime ally, illustrating the growing tensions with a country that is seen as a pivotal partner, and sometimes impediment, in a campaign to root out Al Qaeda and other militant groups.

One of the primary impediments in an AAFC-NFL merger was the supposed violation of "territorial rights" claimed by Marshall.

A number of excellent review articles have discussed these and other impediments in implementing GEP clinically (Dupuy and Simon, 2007; Weigelt et al, 2009; Subramanian and Simon, 2010).

"Our analysis suggests that this rule can be implemented without technical or financial impediment, and in a manner that is likely to promote more, not less, economic prosperity".

The World Resources Institute's Andrew Steer said the new plan could be implemented "without technical or financial impediment, and in a manner that is likely to promote more, not less, economic prosperity".

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

However, Chanda [ 48] argues that increased FDI inflows have been impeded by regulatory and structural impediments in the Indian economy.

Have they addressed any impediments in creating an asthma-friendly school?

But the deal must surmount regulatory impediments in Australia, including a 15% cap on foreign ownership of ASX.

For example, patients with Alzheimer's Disease and patients with Parkinson's Disease who have more impediments in executive function show a greater dual-task decrement [ 23- 25].