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The unwillingness to acknowledge the continuing problem, say many experts, has been the greatest setback to women in achieving salary equity.

In this period of confronting the greatest setback to voting rights in decades, state laws that are attempting to turn back the clock and unfair legislation that creates an environment for the Zimmerman verdict, we must make sure that we remain steadfast in our dedication to justice.

Rush Limbaugh has complained that Mr Bush's legacy may be the greatest increase in domestic spending, and one of the greatest setbacks to liberty, in modern times.

No great setback to their cause, you might think.

By and large, this was not any great setback to the bosses.

There is broad agreement that having to wait until traditional criteria are met to harvest organs would constitute a great setback to organ transplantation (even if donation after cardiac death, which invokes traditional criteria, is permitted).

"Polio outbreak in Myanmar after polio free status for over 5 years is a great setback to polio eradication efforts in the region," notes Professor Adik Wibowo, WHO Representative to Myanmar.

There can be no greater setback than to be cruelly and mercilessly killed.

Every African child and pregnant woman should be protected from mosquito bites by regularly sleeping under a mosquito net, Ms. Bellamy argued, adding that the greatest setback the RBM effort has experienced is the inability of families to afford the cost of nets due to the high taxes levied on them.

See also: Rolling Back Malaria African Summit on Roll Back Malaria Every African child and pregnant woman should be protected from mosquito bites by regularly sleeping under a mosquito net, Ms. Bellamy argued, adding that the greatest setback the RBM effort has experienced is the inability of families to afford the cost of nets due to the high taxes levied on them.

Perhaps the greatest setback was Bordenkircher v. Hayes, decided in 1978.