Sentence examples for barriers to operation from inspiring English sources
Weed-as-a-service startups like Eaze, Meadow and more than half a dozen others that have popped up in the last year face numerous legal barriers to operation.
Findings from this study have previously been reported in relation to the optimal management of mental health related presentations, barriers to operation of mental health legislation, management of mental health conditions in rural and remote settings and the triage of mental health related problems [5 8].
The single European currency is also increasing competitive pressures right across the continent.Yet too many barriers to the operation of a Europe-wide capital market, and so to the consolidation of a powerful European equity culture, remain.
However, there still exist many barriers to the operation of solar heating systems, in combination with other systems, under realistic conditions.
There are often formidable barriers to integrating operations research findings into the decision-making process.
But dismantling internal barriers to co-operation is a tricky business that requires much more than smart software.
Survival of the fittest and paying homage to those in charge are cited as barriers to co-operation across voluntary bodies who are accused of allying themselves with their funders – knowing little about dissent and activism.
There are many sorts of knowledge, from nuclear know-how to cruise missiles and what the satellites see, that America imparts to Britain on the understanding that no other country, and especially not France, will be told.Even within the intimacy of the continental European family, there are some barriers to co-operation.
Should they be left alone, in the hope that the search for higher profits will create more wealth; or should they be forced to "co-operate" instead?For now, Mrs Beckett is saying only that she is interested in removing barriers to co-operation between companies and their stakeholders.
Each must be adequately efficient to overcome the natural barrier to sustained operation.
HIV-specific criminal laws could be a potential barrier to successful operation of these programs if they undermine either element.
