Sentence examples for hurdle of securing from inspiring English sources

The project had cleared the high hurdle of securing federal financing and could have opened in 2018.

Some Republicans, meanwhile, also fretted about the high hurdle of securing Democratic votes to pass a new spending bill by Feb. 8 to avoid another government shutdown.

The acquisition helps Amazon overcome the bureaucratic hurdle of securing pharmacy licenses, since PillPack is already licensed to ship prescriptions in 50 states.

After finally overcoming the hurdle of securing their first Premier League away win by beating Aston Villa earlier in January, Rodgers feels victory over fifth-placed Arsenal represents another key psychological moment for his players in their debut top-flight season.

Employers will still probably be more inclined to give jobs to Lebanese citizens, given the bureaucratic hurdles of securing permits to employ foreigners.

I talk with the students about the hurdles of securing financing, the anxiety of those initial years when resources are tight and profitability elusive, about long hours and a seven-day workweek and the frustration of always wanting to do more than your resources can allow.

"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.

RPCC still faces a number of hurdles to secure funding, but they have our support.

1 After safety, efficacy, and effectiveness, cost-effectiveness has been recognized as the major "fourth hurdle" to secure market access in many developed countries around the world.

Although he has publicly argued that C-TPAT has great potential to improve security, Raymond fears that the program is just becoming a regulatory hurdle and not a substantial rethinking of securing the supply chain.

Deputy speaker Sir Michael Lord was eliminated after coming last among the 10 candidates, while Labour backbencher Parmjit Dhanda and Tory veterans Richard Shepherd and Sir Patrick Cormack also fell at the first hurdle after securing less than 5 per cent of the 594 MPs' votes cast.