Sentence examples for barriers to setting from inspiring English sources

"The point is to help residents overcome the barriers to setting up an enterprise," he says.

Liz Peace, chief executive of the British Property Federation, said the package supported the government's measures to remove unnecessary barriers to setting up business at home.

While there is plenty of diversity on the Internet and few barriers to setting up shop, he points out that category after category is dominated by a single firm: Google, Facebook, Amazon, Skype, Twitter, Apple, and eBay.

Findings from our evaluation provide insight into possible barriers to setting up services in pharmacies which may help other commissioning bodies when considering community pharmacy as a location for primary prevention interventions in future.

Given the complexity and heterogeneity of hospital information systems as well as all the technical, political and ethical barriers to setting up a RPF-EPI, targets set for RPF-EHRs in epidemiology and public health must not be too ambitious and should be dealt with in successive stages.

But to believe you can be also a leader, it is important to see someone already in that position, someone who has already broken through barriers to set an example.

One barrier to setting up effective programs, the report said, is resistance from people operating ineffective programs who depend on them for their jobs.

Henry said there was no legal barrier to setting up a fund for BAME productions, which has been resisted by broadcasters such as the BBC, but said there had to be a "coalition of the willing" to take it forward.

"That DA office routinely advises defense that it plans to seek an execution date and invites the defense lawyer to the hearing so that they lawyer can say if there is anything that's a barrier to setting an execution date".

You may want to use a towel or some other barrier to set the amethyst on so neither the geode nor the sink get scratched.

Other steps must be taken, such as removing barriers to the setting up of businesses that compete with politically protected ones.