Sentence examples for hurdle which from inspiring English sources

8 The respondent easily meets the first hurdle, which is to satisfy the statutory requirements for a copyright.

"If Willie wins the Scottish Champion Hurdle, which it looks like he may, then we're in trouble.

But a referendum has the potential to be a positive hurdle, which if cleared could construct a broad coalition in support of peace.

More important, options in America rarely include the sort of performance hurdle which is now almost universal in Britain.American pay influences British pay through several channels.

But there had been contact between Liu and Robles as they cleared the tenth and final hurdle, which Liu ended up knocking over with his trailing leg.

(The next hurdle, which stands far higher, is speech recognition technology that enables computers to understand the meanings behind human utterances).

But most challenging will be the technological hurdles, which many experts say are beyond current capabilities.

But that process is "a bundle of logistical hurdles, which are no less limiting to freedom of expression," Attalah added.

In doing so, he would match Sir Ken's record of consecutive wins over hurdles, which has stood since 1953.

Lessons learned in this process identified specific mechanistic, technical, and clinical hurdles, which need to be overcome.

Unison branch secretary Paul Martin says: "The government has built a set of hurdles which LEAs cannot jump over.