Sentence examples for creating hurdles from inspiring English sources

"This government is paving the way for Islamic revolution by creating hurdles for the Islamic parties," he told Reuters.

In the first week of June, as the Indian press reported plans for laying a foundation stone for a November 1984 Sikh massacre memorial at Rakabganj Sahib, the Congress government in Delhi set about creating hurdles to prevent its construction.

Australia and Canada, once open markets for takeovers, are creating hurdles for China's state-backed firms, particularly in natural resources, and it is easy to see other countries becoming less welcoming too.That would be a mistake.

He also said creating hurdles for prospective minority residents would have been economically foolhardy, especially because the development had about 700 vacancies during the time that the plaintiffs are alleging the wrongdoing.

They're in the pinstripes, Hillary Gore's to a man almost ReprintsThe rationale for creating hurdles for minor parties has a lot to do with their reputation as "agents of instability" in a traditional two-party system, says Bob Bastress, a professor at West Virginia University College of Law.

The Education Department missed signs that Navient was allegedly violating the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act by overcharging active-duty troops on their federal student loans and creating hurdles for them to access key benefits.

That has created hurdles for organizers, hotels and others involved in staging the race.

The essence of Manassero is that he does not create hurdles for himself.

If seeking out an influential partner came naturally to Essam Khashoggi, it created hurdles for EarthShell.

The most frustrating thing is that objectification creates hurdles for genuinely intelligent and engaging writing.

The legislation, was designed, she said, to create hurdles to weed out these casual gun owners.