Mr. Thiel's campaign is in keeping with the pledge his favored candidate for president, Donald J. Trump, made to ease barriers to lawsuits against journalists.
Their report, in The Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, said schools and communities should work to ease barriers to girls' involvement in team sports, especially girls who are members of minority groups.
India, Nigeria and many others are also arguing that if the United States can cede special trading rights to Pakistan's textile and apparel makers to help a frontline ally, it should ease barriers for clothing makers in all poor countries.
By helping ease barriers into Japan's markets, the Japanese could take a significant step toward expanding South Africa's manufacturing base and, in turn, go a long way toward rebuilding the country's economy, said Roger Baxter, chief economist for the South African Chamber of Mines.
Advocates recognize that while removing those initial check-boxes is critical to ease barriers to employment, it's not enough.
Just last week, President Obama chose to have Honeywell CEO David Cote accompany him on a tour of India designed primarily to ease barriers to outsourcing in India.
Efforts to increase the number of official slaughtering plants may help ease barriers to slaughterhouse access and reduce the occurrence of illegal "shade tree" livestock slaughtering.
The executives are to assemble recommendations aimed at easing barriers to international trade.
Increased labour-market flexibility demands higher levels of job creation through easing barriers for entrepreneurs.
This focused specifically on easing barriers to entry and exit, not on abolishing regulations designed for safety or environmental reasons.
