Sentence examples for barriers to create from inspiring English sources

At the February 2003 demonstration, police used the barriers to create block-long four-sided enclosures and, once they were full, barred demonstrators from leaving.

Seema Nusrat's Sandbag Labyrinth employed the materials of security barriers to create a maze, referencing the claustrophobia of real barricades while creating a space for exploration and mystery.

The organizers said they were looking to break free of government intervention to have their say; they called the process for issuing permits broken and criticized the city's practice of using metal barriers to create rally areas or march routes.

The department has attempted to control demonstrations against the war in Iraq by using interlocking metal barriers to create pens around groups of demonstrators, making it difficult to get in or out.

In his last months in office, the mayor has also floated the idea of more concrete storm defenses, notably a "seaport city" on Lower Manhattan's eastern shore, which would use landfill and storm barriers to create more housing and stop flooding.

Mr. Lamy, 66, was chief of staff to Jacques Delors, the European Commission president who pulled Europe out of the doldrums in the 1980s by tearing down internal barriers to create a single market and paving the way for the euro single currency.

So what are the barriers to creating more diverse boards and what needs to be done to achieve wider representation?

He said that as a scientist he could see no technical barriers to creating a two-thousand-watt world.

There are barriers to creating a blueprint for educating children in emergencies, according to Gardiner: "For example, do we pilot in refugee camps or host communities?

Today happens to be the United Nation's International Day of Disabled People, a day to focus on removing barriers to creating an inclusive and accessible society.

As the costs of communicating in cyberspace falls, the researchers said, existing barriers to creating fundamentally new kinds of digital machines capable of far greater performance, and not limited by physical distance, should disappear.