Sentence examples for hurdles imposed from inspiring English sources

The problem, as always, is getting 60 votes to overcome hurdles imposed by the Republican minority.

"There are already considerable hurdles imposed by the courts before a judicial review can be brought.

Last autumn, the Sendai reactors became the first to clear safety hurdles imposed by a revamped nuclear regulation authority.

But they face major regulatory hurdles imposed by their own governments and championed by external advocacy groups.

Mr. Nelson said he was asking for access to Dollar's books and the removal of the hurdles imposed by the Hertz agreement on competing bids.

But the Law Society, which represents solicitors in England and Wales, said: "There are already considerable hurdles imposed by the courts before a judicial review can be brought.

Studies on species that recently reverted from social to solitary lifestyles are also relevant, as we believe that these species may not have passed the evolutionary hurdle imposed by interference selection during the initial stages of the evolution of sociality.

Thus, the produce might escape regulatory hurdles typically imposed on transgenics and may be more acceptable to the public.

One of the biggest hurdles to imposing his vision, though, has been Congress.

Because of bureaucratic bungling and the high hurdles that Louisiana imposed on those applying for the money, thousands of homeowners never applied at all, and many other people moved away and abandoned their homes.

At the same time, the law imposed hurdles to voting, especially for poor and minority voters.