Sentence examples for dismantle impediments from inspiring English sources
That grouping, apart from issuing meaningless pledges opposing protectionism, has shown almost no desire to dismantle impediments to international commerce.
In practical terms, this means sharing the costs of modernization, disposing of no one, and dismantling impediments to social mobility.
For example, why do we find organized labor supporting stakeholder-centric corporate law in the 1980s, and then favoring the dismantling of impediments to takeovers in subsequent decades?
These same new technologies and financial products have challenged the ability of inward- looking and protectionist economies to maintain effective barriers, which, along with the superior performance of their more open trading partners, has led over the past decade to a major dismantling of impediments to the free flow of trade and capital...
In a statement, they said Portugal still needed to do more to remove impediments to growth, like dismantling quasi cartels that raise prices for local services.
Yet now the government says it cannot live up to Mr. Hashimoto's pledge, because dropping fees so far so fast would be "devastating" to N.T.T. MEANWHILE, practical impediments to competition here have not been dismantled, adding immensely to the costs of any company trying to build a telecommunications system that challenges N.T.T. on its home turf.
But many impediments remain.
Common law impediments remained.
There are technical impediments.
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