Sentence examples for hurdle to be cleared from inspiring English sources

The deadline Thursday is the most important remaining hurdle to be cleared for Greece to receive the funds.

This suggests that they are not really being used to formulate policy, but are instead seen as a hurdle to be cleared once a course of action has already been decided.Nor are they being used to hold ministers to account.

"We'll start off by doing that in the pre-season games then go and try to qualify for the Champions League". Brendan Rodgers Celticc begin their quest to reach the Champions League group stages early next month, with Northern Irish champions Linfield or San Marino minnows La Fiorita providing the first qualifying hurdle to be cleared.

The next major hurdle to be cleared will be a green light from the federal government.

But there are some major hurdles to be cleared.

These motivations need to be tempered by a realistic assessment of the hurdles to be cleared for therapeutic use.

Both sides warn there are several hurdles to be cleared before a deal can be struck, with his demand for restricting EU migrants' benefits the most difficult issue.

This, says Old Mutual, will allow various regulatory hurdles to be cleared before the shareholders have to make up their minds.

The Cypriot veto also casts a shadow over visa liberalisation, where there are already a long list of bureaucratic hurdles to be cleared.

But as with Queens, the question would be where a stadium could feasibly be constructed over the next few years, considering all the hurdles to be cleared in finding a site, arranging financing and receiving the necessary government approvals.

But there remain numerous logistical, security and ticketing hurdles to be cleared in just three weeks before the tournament is due to start on 10 April, bringing the curtain up on 59 matches in 33 days and culminating in the final on 24 May.