Sentence examples for environmental impediments from inspiring English sources

In effect, the statement said there were no environmental impediments that would prevent President Obama from approving the pipeline.

With the election over; with a presidential decision on Keystone imminent; with the pipeline rerouted to mollify the concerns of Nebraskans; with the State Department having issued a recent report saying there are no environmental impediments — with all of that as the backdrop, Oliver came to New York and Washington earlier this week to preach Canada's energy message.

"Based on this intensive, three-year data collection effort, Deepwater Wind believes that there are no environmental impediments to building and operating the wind farm and transmission cable in the designated locations," the company said in a statement.

At the root of human responsibility is the concept of perfection, the urge to achieve it, the intelligence to find a path towards it, and the will to follow that path if not to the end at least the distance needed to rise above individual limitations and environmental impediments ("Freedom From Fear and Other Writings," 1995; italics added).

These unreacted metals in mordant bath are great headache of environmental impediment.

Oppositely, substantial portion of these metals remains unreacted which create environmental impediment during disposal (Bechtold et al. 2003; Rovira et al. 2015).

"The language throughout the report conveys the idea that environmental protections equal impediments and we have to find a way to surmount them," Mr. Alberswerth said.

Johnson's first-term record, closely monitored by a handful of journalists and independent bloggers, reveals little inclination to tackle the deeper structural, environmental and social impediments to London's long-term progression as an efficient, generous, capitalist metropolis.

Those transportation projects and the construction of some event sites have been hampered by lawsuits, labor strikes, environmental protests, archaeological impediments -- just about everything but a plague of locusts.

Whether such relaxation is caused by genetic impediment or environmental stimuli (e.g., physiological stresses) remains to be elucidated.

This article also discusses the structural impediments of conducting environmental epidemiology research and argues that bold, large-scale epidemiologic monitoring systems are needed.