They see the conflict as an impediment to growth and an ideological distraction (rather than serviceable tool).
But even Mr. Peres, a former Israeli prime minister and a dove in the current government, bluntly rejected the notion that the conflict was an impediment to worldwide efforts to defeat terrorism.
Nepal's progress seems puzzling as it contradicts our common understanding that civil conflict is an impediment for improving the health services.
Where a policy vacuum exists in relation to after-use of damaged landscapes, the resulting conflict may be an impediment to non-tokenistic stakeholder collaboration.
What is more, neither can realistically find another partner without client conflict becoming a serious impediment to a merger.So why did the deal collapse in acrimony, leading Y&R to approach Publicis, a smaller and weaker French agency, as a potential white knight?
At the same time, continued non-resolution of the Arab-Palestinian-Israeli conflict is a serious impediment to global peace and to curbing global terrorism.
To understand the latter, one must examine the internal conflicts and economic impediments that existed within the Italian states themselves rather than look to an absentee Spanish scapegoat.
These conflicts may serve as an impediment to social development and bring about unorganized threats to the state due to the lack of institutional capacity to settle conflicts within an authorized framework (Zhou 1993).
But what happened to South Vietnam and later all of Indochina, where "the second superpower" imposed its impediments only much later in the conflict, was incomparably worse.
This is because many diverse groups are morphologically cryptic, contain many undescribed taxa, or existing taxonomic literature is conflicting, an issue referred to as the "taxonomic impediment" [ 1].
Friction, fissures, flaws – love stories take their energy from impediments, they thrive under the heat of conflict.
