Sentence examples similar to coordination hurdle from inspiring English sources
Preliminary work, including some track upgrading for higher speed trains, is under way, though public-private financing formulas and multistate coordination difficulties remain big hurdles.
"Frequent turnover among military staff can make it harder for the humanitarian community to establish strong working relationships and coordination mechanisms, but the often cited hurdle can be overcome if both parties are determined to make such relationships work" [ 26].
One major hurdle, Dr. Jameel said, is inadequate coordination among the computers in different parts of a car.
Hurdles include lack of inter-sectoral coordination and national-level political support for combating deforestation, as well as lack of community engagement in multilevel political processes.
While the road is not without hurdles, and much needs to be done to improve coordination and strengthen impact capital markets, the movement has taken root and is already bearing fruit.
Boston faces numerous hurdles to implementing a climate preparedness agenda ranging from a lack of funding and coordination to uncertainty regarding which interventions are worth pursuing.
Some of the largest hurdles to achieving accelerated progress on this vision are a lack of resources and coordination.
The steeplechase, in which athletes hurdle 35 barriers, including seven over water jumps, in a race of about 1.9 miles, requires dexterity and coordination, rare qualities in distance running.
