Sentence examples for barriers to secure from inspiring English sources

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

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

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.

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

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

Senator Tom Udall (D-NM) knows that while the arts are a significant contributor to New Mexico's vibrant arts and cultural tourism economy, artists and artistic entrepreneurs often face significant barriers when trying to secure loans and get small business assistance.

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]).

"This has been a big issue at retail and has resulted in barriers for both companies to secure attractive real estate/shelf space.

Interestingly, in "An Estimate of Housing Discrimination Against Same-Sex Couples" prepared for HUD by M. Davis and Company Inc. gay and lesbian couples encountered barriers in their efforts to secure rental housing earlier in the process than was the case for racial and ethnic minorities.

The increased pressure on pastoral resources from other stakeholders can be alleviated, in the pastoralists' view, not only by virtual designation or zoning of land but also by physical barriers (i.e. fences) to secure their grazing areas from other users.