"constituting an obstacle" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe something that stands in the way of achieving an objective. For example, "The lack of resources is the primary obstacle constituting a challenge to our project's success."
From now on, however, "banking secrecy will not constitute an obstacle to exchanging information".
During classroom discussion, students and major league players discuss what constitutes an obstacle, from the smallest to the largest, and effective ways to face it.
The massifs constitute an obstacle to traffic; roads and railroads traverse them by means of tunnels and viaducts, which are costly to build.
It cites the EU's position that Israeli settlements in occupied Palestinian territory are "illegal under international law, constitute an obstacle to peace and threaten to make a two-state solution impossible".
"The UK has a clear position on Israeli settlements … settlements are illegal under international law, constitute an obstacle to peace and threaten to make a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflimpossibleible," the advice says.
"Banking secrecy will not constitute an obstacle to exchanging information," said the joint statement, which came at the end of the weekend visit to Singapore by the German finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble.
Philippe Lalliot, a spokesman for the French Foreign Ministry, said in a statement on Monday, "Settlement activity is illegal under international law, hurts the confidence necessary for a return to dialogue and constitutes an obstacle to a just peace founded on the two-state solution".
The Israeli ambassador to Paris was formally told of France's "serious concerns" and reminded that "settlements are illegal under international law, destroy confidence in reviving dialogue and constitute an obstacle to a fair peace based on a two-state solution", according to a statement.
In the suggested feedback scheme, the beep constitutes an obstacle warning.
However designing cropping systems with reference to the cultivated plot constitutes an obstacle to innovation.
