Sentence examples for given the impediment of from inspiring English sources

Finally, further research is needed: firstly, to enquire into the protective role of education in this research population, given the impediment of residence status and, secondly, to determine whether (reverse) causation between socio-economic position and health applies and, if so, how much exposure to a setback in socio-economic position suffices to trigger ill-health.

At the leaders' dinner on Thursday, Mr. Obama acknowledged that the Fed's monetary policy offered the most promising course of speeding the American recovery, given the political impediments to any additional fiscal stimulus measures, according to Mr. Barroso.

Again, given the experience of the Brady Law, the impediments to enforcement, and the relative ease of black market buying in a country with 300 million guns, I am extremely doubtful that background checks would have much impact on crime.

There is also the impediment of sex.

Evidently, such heuristically designed experiments are not always maximally informative, a great impediment given the cost and effort involved in the development of new measurement techniques and the implementation of standard experiments.

Because of this impediment, the fathers are usually not given the opportunity to attend their own child's birth [ 14].

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Given the widespread use and exposure to pesticides, the general lack of data on developmental neurotoxicity is a serious impediment.

Given the strict privacy laws surrounding taxpayer information and the cautious nature of IRS bureaucrats, that was a bigger impediment to cooperation than an outsider might imagine.

Given the low average income in MD, it cannot be ruled out that the increased price of a passport acts as an impediment to mobility [6: 48].

Generations of development experts have seen their plans stymied by the impediments of the real world.