Sentence examples for barrier to securing from inspiring English sources

This sentiment highlights a key barrier to securing justice for sexual assault victims.

Lack of coverage data for WASH in Schools is one barrier to securing the rights of children.

Local evaluations and patient case studies also helped to reduce uncertainty; however, the lack of robust data and evidence of benefit acted as an enduring barrier to securing financial investment.

The Army Corps could then go ahead and build a wall or other barrier to secure the Defense Department's property using the newly diverted funds.

Michael Dunlop rode through the pain barrier to secure a brace of wins at the Cookstown 100 road races, where Derek Sheils was also a double winner.

Before Friday's talks on the national energy guarantee, Victoria has raised the lack of a settled national road map to force a reduction in emissions across all sectors of the economy as one of the barriers to securing a final consensus on the Turnbull government's energy plan, which only covers electricity.

Inclusion of new concepts may create barriers to securing research funding and/or to having research findings published.

In response, many states implemented barriers to secure and retain coverage in their Medicaid and CHIP programs [ 4].

That innovation should drastically reduce the barrier to sharing secure information over darknets.

Lack of credit history, finances, references from landlords and employment presented major barriers to participants securing housing post-release (Pleggenkuhle et al. 2016).

mHealth can also support retention to care by assisting patients with financial barriers to care, securing transportation, and assist providers with a referral and consultation base (e.g., Changamka's smart-card based insurance services [ 47]).