Sentence examples for barriers to delivery from inspiring English sources
The debate on providing more aid came, however, with renewed demands for international pressure on the Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad, to remove barriers to delivery of humanitarian assistance inside the country.
It adds: "The intention is not to displace private developer expertise and activity in promoting and developing schemes, which will continue to play an important role, but to tackle barriers to delivery where they exist, bring forward additional schemes and increase competition and diversity by creating opportunities for a wider range of providers and a wider choice of homes".
Then his or her job is to get out of the way and clear all barriers to delivery.
The future of non-viral gene therapy depends on a detailed understanding of the barriers to delivery of polynucleotides.
However, there are also many barriers to delivery in such settings, including lack of time, training, resources and remuneration.
To assess the tobacco treatment practices of Montana pharmacists, evaluate pharmacist interest in addressing tobacco use, and identify perceived barriers to delivery of tobacco cessation services.
Status: amber Programme delivery to the agreed timescales is put at risk because stakeholders and the workforce (including consultants, GPs, junior doctors and allied health professionals) act as a barrier to delivery, because they do not believe in the case for change and / or are swayed by negative media.
It is believed that the interaction between these cells is responsible for supporting tumour growth, invasion and metastasis and creating the barrier to delivery of chemotherapeutics.
Impaired lymphatic drainage in tumors contributes to increased interstitial fluid pressure (IFP) (5) adding another barrier to delivery.
