And even with increased aid, worthy but less affluent students will confront barriers.
"Women are still confronting barriers to their success," said Dr. JoAnn Manson, a professor of endocrinology at Harvard Medical School, who was not involved in the study.
Yet host governments in low- and middle-income countries often lack sufficient legal and technical capacity to prepare for, negotiate, implement, and monitor investments, and can confront barriers in accessing necessary expertise.
And to hear many of her colleagues tell it, they must also confront barriers and discrimination in forms ranging from the blatant, including the much lower salaries that women members of the Directors Guild of America routinely earn, to the subtle.
Also, the program helped me learn how to confront barriers that I face in an academic setting.
In the developing economies, women confront barriers to success due to negative social attitudes arising from intensely rooted, prejudiced cultural values, attitudes, practices, and traditions of male-controlled cultures (Woldie and Adersua 2004).
People with disabilities confront barriers every day.
Interest is not the same as action, however -- many people quickly confront barriers when they seek to invest for social and environmental benefits as well as financial returns.
Because motivational interviewing removes the pressure for change, it may better prepare individuals to more effectively confront barriers to change [ 24].
With increased globalisation and survival rates, confronting barriers to health for older persons with different cultural, linguistic or national backgrounds than the majority population of the country they reside in is important from a public health, as well as an ethical perspective.
Mindfulness meditation makes people more altruistic even when confronted with barriers to compassionate action.
