Sentence examples for hurdles to its implementation from inspiring English sources

The wildlife trade watchdog Traffic said it had been completely surprised by the move and said there were major legal hurdles to its implementation.

Coke met analysts' expectations despite the war in Iraq and other hurdles to its performance.

Do you really have any doubt that, given the fact that this has now gone through the congressional hurdles, there's any real obstacle to its implementation?

"So they're opposed to its implementation.

Both communities in Cyprus must agree to the plan and see to its implementation.

Still, Groupon has overcome one potential hurdle to its I.P.O.

However, the unsatisfactory rate performance of NiCo2O4 may prove to be a major hurdle to its commercial usage.

The trend has been a big hurdle to its attempts to boost domestic consumption and has hurt its economic growth.

Significant technological hurdles to the implementation of intra-operative MRI-guided BT make it more likely that multimodality fusion will be readily adopted as a means to deliver focal or whole-gland BT.

The high operational cost of microfluidic capillary electrophoresis systems along with paucity of alternative methods for the quantitative assessment of rat RNA integrity constitute potential hurdles to the systematic implementation and reporting of RNA integrity assessment in rat studies.

Participants noted that unspent funds as a result of administrative and bureaucratic indecision at the national and state levels posed significant hurdles to initiation and/or implementation of cancer prevention and control programs.