Sentence examples for block to progress from inspiring English sources

In Dublin, Gerry Adams, the Sinn Fein president, accused Mr. Trimble of "kamikaze politics," and he protested the growing consensus that I.R.A. disarmament was the block to progress.

Although Marshal Fahim has been seen as the major block to progress on disarmament, he also has been seen by his own ethnic Tajiks, and in particular the resistance fighters, or mujahedeen, as a leader who has given away much of their hard-earned dominance.

The ferocity of his serve, and the whip crack of his forehand, will continue to make him a threat on fast surfaces, particularly over three sets, but the weakness of his two-handed backhand remains a block to progress, as does his volleying.

Hume's subsequent remarks in this section make it clear that it is the term "necessity" that has been the major stumbling block to progress on this subject.

However the last two decades have seen a significant yet largely unnoticed revolution of gathering pace, as experimental and theoretical advances have enabled the main stumbling block to progress to be overcome: it is now routinely possible to obtain accurate values for ki,it, the termination rate coefficient as a function of the chain length, i, of the terminating macroradicals.

Anyone who has read this blog over the past several years, or even more so my academic writing over the past twenty years on international climate change policy architecture, knows that I have viewed the dichotomous distinction between Annex I and non Annex I countries as the major stumbling block to progress.

A common feature of successful change is one individual who fights tirelessly to overcome the blocks to progress.

But France is seen as one of the stumbling blocks to progress in liberalising trade in agriculture and is unlikely to offer a way forward.

Block puzzles are also common and require the rotation, flipping, and moving of large blocks to progress, often with a time limit and while avoiding enemies.

IPL and IPP are increasingly seen as building blocks to progress in health care.

He has become refreshingly realistic about the road block to future progress – Whitehall.