Sentence examples for hurdle to implement from inspiring English sources
In addition, if the price difference between electricity and gas is not too distinct, economic feasibility would become a hurdle to implement trigeneration.
The Australian decision on the suit filed by the multinational tobacco companies was the last major legal hurdle to implementing the new rules, which require health warnings to cover 75 percent of the front of cigarette packages and 90 percent of the back starting Dec. 1.
However, the inability of the administration and Congress to find common ground on the issue of global warming suggests that climate denial remains a significant hurdle to implementing a comprehensive plan to orient our country toward a sustainable future.
However, the selection of a potent suppressor has become a significant hurdle to implementing maximal gene inhibition for this approach.
There are three major hurdles to implementing greater use of land taxes: the banks, the real estate industry and property investors.
While recognizing the risks posed by and hurdles to implementing fully interoperable systems, Palfrey and Gasser argue that the potential benefits are well worth pursuing.
If Boehner can get over the Bachmann hurdle, he'll finally be able to implement the philosophy of House governance he's been hashing out for decades.
However, Loo notes that obtaining approval from federal agencies to use Van de Graff generators for human subjects may be difficult, given the hurdles the U.S. Transportation Security Administration had to overcome to implement new scanners in airports after 9/11.
These findings underscore the need for in-depth, context-specific understanding of the hurdles to disclosure and the need to implement locally relevant, needs-based and beneficiary responsive intervention programmes to promote disclosure.
Cultural hurdles may make this one even harder to implement.
Several states in recent years have moved to implement voter ID policies, which create an additional hurdle for people to vote.
