Sentence examples for eliminating impediments from inspiring English sources
"We see things getting rolled back under the guise of eliminating impediments to investment.
Most important, though, James, the one Republican of the four, imagines a future shaped by solving budget problems, in part by eliminating impediments to business growth.
Therefore, Simulation Platform is expected to eliminate impediments to handle multiple neural models that require multiple software.
In his campaign, he has promised that as mayor he would solve the city's financial crisis, eliminate impediments to business growth and remain unbeholden to unions' influence.
Thus, the goal of the present study is to eliminate impediments to measure the DNAm rate of candidate sites.
Disasters can provide opportunities for accelerating such change towards sustainability by eliminating the impediments of "normal times," but only if a new breed of change agents is able to seize these opportunities.
It eliminates all impediments, annoyances and dangers in a puff of vapour and a satisfyingly on-target little noise – spluk!
In this paper we eliminate these impediments with the help of two new instruments: the stability couples - which rigorously define the concept of the stability of a functional equation - and the stability chains - necessary for studying the stability of equation (1.1).
This is increasingly accepted as the most appropriate mechanism for dedicating data to the public domain, as it eliminates legal impediments to integration and reuse of large collections of data, such as attribution stacking (15).
Since President Rajapaksa dominates the Parliament, the impeachment effort is widely seen by many democracy advocates as an effort by the president and his family to further consolidate power and eliminate any impediment to their almost complete control.
To eliminate this impediment, alterations to the hydrotechnical works must be made as follows: reducing the height of the existing weir and building two other weirs with lower crests; dredging the secondary channels and the lacustrine cuvettes; and using shallow-draft ships.
