Sentence examples for blockages to from inspiring English sources

But there are serious blockages to progress.

The next commission needs to remove blockages to trade in services, energy and the digital economy.

"Governments need to take actions to knock out blockages to faster growth," he said.

"We have to fix such blockages to ensure a single monetary policy and therefore price stability for all euro area citizens," Mr. Draghi wrote in Die Zeit.

Now that the PRI has retaken the presidency, he seems intent on clearing out the monopolistic blockages to Mexico's growth and confronting some of its most formidable lobbies.

Several studies support this assertion, but the seminal one is the COURAGE trial, which randomly assigned patients with stable blockages to either medication or a stent.

Project shortcomings require concrete solutions to blockages, particularly to the actual use of diversion and alternatives.

For patients with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, blockage to the outflow of blood can sometimes be reduced.

"He had a blockage to one of the main arteries to the heart but he's OK.

Conventional heat recovery systems have a high pressure drop that acts as blockage to naturally driven airflow.

These settlements are a central blockage to the peace process and the very reason that Israel cannot practically close off its borders.