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Samsung would face a number of hurdles to winning control of BlackBerry, such as Canadian government approval of a takeover by a foreign company.
Both projects still face a number of hurdles, including regulatory and environmental approvals, and perhaps Congressional action, as well as financing arrangements.
"Despite it being approved and even fast-tracked by the FDA [Food and Drug Administration] for use in the United States, this drug will face a number of hurdles in the UK," she said.
"Downgrades to our growth forecast are a warning sign that we still face a number of hurdles to securing a balanced and sustainable recovery," said BCC director general John Longworth.
The parties, Germany's two biggest political forces, still face a number of hurdles before they can revive the "grand coalition" under which they have governed the country since 2013.
Such strategies, however, will face a number of hurdles, including electronic access to patient data by research staff, information retrieval, privacy concerns, and issues relating to data standardization.
RPCC still faces a number of hurdles to secure funding, but they have our support.
Len McCluskey is general secretary of Unite the Union A good speech always faces a number of hurdles.
Mr. Reid wants to get the debate started as soon as possible but faces a number of hurdles.
But while companies have been much more amenable to settling investigations rather than challenging charges in court, prosecuting individuals faces a number of hurdles.
