This is currently the decisive obstacle to the establishment of models to predict the influence of chemicals on biochemical parameters [39].
If she failed in that endeavour, she at least prescribed a task for future work: to say whether it is indeed a prejudice or a decisive obstacle to the possibility of practical knowledge and the theory that intention involves belief.
The idea is to cut through some of the institutional obstacles to decisive leadership that have challenged President Obama and his recent predecessors, while also erecting structures to foster more bipartisanship, transparency and responsiveness.
While Mr. Kan prevailed, experts say the delay in his decision to shut the plant, and the company's subsequent indecision over whether to follow his recommendation, underscore the obstacles to decisive leadership in Japan's consensus-driven political culture.
As told through his evolving sense of the role of music and art in his life, and through his shifting relationships with his parents, his band mates and his well-off girlfriend (Bella Heathcote, Dougg has a rite of passage that's less a matter of manufactured obstacles and decisive epiphanies than of fumbling trial and error.
But what have you learned when you have learned that, as Hirsch's dictionary puts it, Hamlet "has come to symbolize a person whose thoughtful nature is an obstacle to quick and decisive action"?
Second, and this is where the Richard Riordan example applies, you get points if you are decisive and fight through the bureaucratic and institutional obstacles to produce effective, coordinated action".
Well, their Action Plan described as a blueprint for "decisive action to unleash Europe's entrepreneurial potential, to remove existing obstacles and to revolutionise the culture of entrepreneurship in Europe".
While the island's topographic and territorial constraints may have presented obstacles to such a transition, the British non-development policy towards the island may have been more decisive.
