Sentence examples for as major obstacles from inspiring English sources
Settlements in the West Bank are viewed as major obstacles to peace negotiations with Palestinians, who see the land as part of a future independent state.
Last year, Ms. Moskowitz infuriated the teachers' union, the United Federation of Teachers, and the principals' and custodians' unions by holding three days of hearings to scrutinize their contracts, which she railed against as major obstacles to improving the schools.
The report also described what it portrayed as major obstacles to efforts by the United States and American-led Iraqi forces to halt a small but steady infiltration of foreign fighters from Syria and Iran.
They identify their lack of training and lack of knowledge as major obstacles to conducting pain management interventions.
SMEs in China have access to finance, tax rates and activities of the informal sector as major obstacles (see Fig. 4).
Stem cell-based therapy is emerging as a promising approach for chronic diabetic wounds, but strategies for optimizing both cellular differentiation and delivery remain as major obstacles.
Survey conducted in tsetse and trypanosomosis control project areas in Nigeria showed that tsetse and trypanosomosis are of much concern to farmers and represents as major obstacle to livestock production and development of allied industries [ 2].
Lujan mentioned gerrymandering from the 2010 redistricting as a major obstacle, as well as the Citizens United ruling, which allowed corporations to spend unlimited amounts of money on political ads.
Moreover, doctors express lifestyle changes as the major obstacles to diabetes care [ 23], placing blame on the patients as opposed to the system.
Japan and North Korea ended two days of negotiations here, angrily talking past each other on issues that each side depicts as the major obstacles to normalized relations.
Economic diversity and the inflexibility of labour markets were seen as the major obstacles for EU member states to exploit to the full the benefits of monetary union.
