Sentence examples for face any impediments from inspiring English sources

Mr Johnson was adamant cyclists would not face any impediments as a result of increased congestion, saying the Games would be "a bonanza for cyclists".

Legal specialists have said any such prosecution would face many impediments.

Journalists face major impediments in their reporting owing to limited protections and defences under defamation laws, as well as the absence of any express constitutional protection for speech.

"Efficacy beliefs shape the outcomes people expect their efforts to produce… "People of low self-efficacy are easily convinced of the futility of effort in the face of impediments.

The prices of the worst foods are artificially depressed, the big food lobbies have enormous power, and the biggest loser is the American public, especially low-income folks who spend larger proportions of their income on food but face systematic impediments to healthy eating and exercise.

Nor had any officer created any "impediments in her prosecution work", the NIA said.

"I've asked Legal whether any impediments exist to taking him along.

Orthopaedic surgeons and PTs practicing together have the potential to reduce these inefficiencies in knowledge transfer and face few impediments to doing so.

For that reason, I am giving my company November 8th off to remove any impediments from their ability to vote.

Despite the conditional pardons granted to them, because they were not exonerated as felons or sex offenders, the sailors face varying impediments, such as reporting monthly to a probation officer, drug and alcohol tests, curfews, sex offender registration, limits on job opportunities and the stigma which necessarily follows them.

While I still face many impediments to painting an accurate picture of "the Arab world" to the West, I think that my background allows me to communicate frustrations with the West in a way that's accessible and reasonable to an American audience.