Sentence examples for funding impediments from inspiring English sources

Given the legal and funding impediments to the work of NGOs and the lack of government support for these initiatives, health care programmes have only managed scattered and broadly ineffective attempts at preventing HIV in sex workers in southern Africa, their clients and by extension, the general population [ 13, 14].

Several of these countries cited a lack of funding as the impediment.

Although the review pointed out that lack of funding is a key impediment to local level implementation, SFDRR Priority 3, "Investing in disaster risk reduction for resilience" does not mention or emphasize channelling funds to lower levels.

Funding also in an impediment.

Funding is not the only impediment to a successful private museum, Ms. Smith says.

Capital funding should not be an impediment to successful cyber security.

[ 17, 25, 26, 45, 46] Work on four areas in particular – incentives, standards, a privacy (i.e., confidentiality and security) framework, and funding – will help to convert these impediments into enablers of the NHII.

It's an impediment to getting increased funding for infrastructure when federal, state and local governments don't have a fully-developed system in place that generates money from existing facilities and structures.

But the effort was hobbled by legal impediments and delays in US funding.

Review Law 84 of 2002 (the Law on Associations) to enable non-governmental organizations to function without impediments such as prior authorization, funding controls and administrative dissolution under Article 42 of the Law.

"I personally see more benefits than impediments," said Warren Coats, of the fund's monetary and exchange department.