Sentence examples for hurdles between from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hickey said the government's role was primarily to remove "logistical hurdles" between the defendants and the crime.

Since January 2011, 19 states have passed a total of 24 laws that create hurdles between voters and the ballot box.

Parliament made it official in 2011, toppling in the process another of the remaining hurdles between Germany and a normal military.

His statement set the stage for talks to remove tariff barriers and regulatory hurdles between the United States and the European Union, which are already each other's largest trading partners.

The great danger is not that dead people or non-citizens will vote but that citizens will be disenfranchised because Republicans have put unnecessary hurdles between them and the ballot.

Two years after the harbor restoration was ordered, Congress approved funding for the largest and most complex public-works project in the country: the Big Dig, which would dismantle the Central Artery and replace it with a huge underground highway, thus removing one of the ugliest and most intrusive hurdles between South Boston and downtown.

A $75 filing fee was the only hurdle between aspiring politicos and possible glory in the winner-take-all elections.

Research led by Dr. Pavesi has overcome at least one hurdle between current reality and flights of fancy.

By cracking smart cards, hackers eliminate the final hurdle between themselves and some of the government's most sensitive information.

Separation Anxiety Perhaps the biggest hurdle between Staten Island and coolness is the most obvious and intractable one of all: the ferry.

But there is a definite mental hurdle between what you know looks genuinely sexy and what the rest of the world considers hot, which is a cross between a Gucci model and a porn star.