In England, the way organisations operate appears to be creating barriers.
"I think we are creating barriers for students with disabilities," Ms. Jarrow said.
"Doctors were creating barriers for us and I admit that at the time it worried me.
Yet unequal rewards often accumulate over lifetimes and are perpetuated within family dynasties, creating barriers to competition.
The cités are conceived as self-enclosed districts with a strong identity but they end up becoming islands – spaces linked by walkways that just end up creating barriers".
Unfortunately, the city of Cologne is creating barriers that may leave negative imprints in the minds of German Muslims and the young.
In the end, the authors decided that creating barriers to public use would make ePrognosis less useful for physicians as well.
Laws creating barriers between impoverished families and public assistance intended for food and shelter represent a particular form of contempt for the poor — we'll help you, these measures suggest, but we won't trust you with that help.
"These elements tended to interact with each other and worsen over time, leading to greater suicide risk, whilst also creating barriers that interfered with attempts to treat depression or interrupt suicidality," the report, published in the journal PLOS One, found.
He liked to say that "creating barriers between Odigo and AOL users is as absurd as, say, denying telephone contact between people who use MCI and those who use Sprint".
So the Trojan horse of the government's reforms is a policy of competition, which is creating barriers to reconfiguring services – something all experts agree is key to making the NHS more efficient and safer.
