Sentence examples for hurdles for entry from inspiring English sources

But they oppose any talk of Latvia joining until it has cleared the official hurdles for entry (which now seems impossibly far off).Euro-area countries have two fears.

Yet Labour's intentions over whether and when Britain will abandon the pound and embrace the euro remain a mystery.On his trip to Latin America, Tony Blair appeared to raise the hurdle for entry by linking Britain's membership of the single currency to the achievement of economic reform in Europe.

"Wherever it is possible, we must lower the entry hurdles for those who bring the country forward". The German Chamber of Industry and Commerce (DIHK) has said Germany lacks about 400,000 skilled workers.

A new report recommends lowering the hurdles for foreign students to gain entry to German universities.

For French scientists, searching for permanent employment back home can be frustrating; the dearth of permanent positions, high selectivity, poor organisation of the competitions for entry, and geographical distance with added travelling costs are all perceived as hurdles.

The hurdles to entry are high, Jen asserts.

Password for entry: "bespoke".

She has been marked for entry.

enough money for entry fees/phone.

Does your finance department review all proposals concerning new products, distributors, manufacturing processes or market entries and comment on whether they meet internal hurdles for gross margin?

Progress and Hurdles for Follow-on Biologics.