She also echoes (as Zakaria himself did) another Beltway realist's jibe that leftish critics think "every known impediment to the legislative process -- special interest lobbying, the filibuster, macroeconomic conditions, not to mention certain settled beliefs of public opinion -- are but tiny stick huts trembling in the face of the atomic bomb of the presidential speech".
The Bush administration, on the other hand, has lifted every possible impediment to industry.
But if you're expecting broadband providers to suddenly feast on their customers and institute every now-legal impediment they can on free expression, I'm afraid you'll be disappointed.
"We must eliminate every barrier and impediment to the electoral process to make voting fair, accessible, and an accurate representation of the will of the people.
Critics, Firm F purports, are contributing to this impediment: Every push-back I hear is simply from people not understanding what they're talking about ; inflammatory use of these terms is harming the value of the ideas.
Indeed, it is long past time that we abolish every kind of financial impediment, including hidden charges, that keep poor and excluded children from school - and in so doing, violate the right of every child to free primary education.
Note that these economists saw governance (actually the lack of it) in many of the world's struggling places as an impediment to almost every priority on their list.
If by sustainable you mean financially sustainable, the most intimidating barrier I face in every coffee region and the biggest impediment to sustainability in Haiti, is the presence of "coyotes," or the exploitative, often violent, coffee shakedown artists.
Every tax upon books, therefore, is an impediment to that education which is the pride of our country.
