Sentence examples for impediment to integration and from inspiring English sources

"To close camps as they are today is a categorical imperative because of the conditions of squalor and violence there, which is the first impediment to integration and legality," said Mariolina Moioli, who directs Milan's office of family, schools and social policies.

This is increasingly accepted as the most appropriate mechanism for dedicating data to the public domain, as it eliminates legal impediments to integration and reuse of large collections of data, such as attribution stacking (15).

The lack of national policy guidance on integrated care was highlighted by many informants as an impediment to integration.

Like the others, he feels organized crime is the greatest impediment to integration, saying that North Mitrovica's residents had "for the last 15 years been unconsciously in the service of organized crime," but that progress is finally being made.

Like the others, he feels organised crime is the greatest impediment to integration, saying that North Mitrovica's residents had "for the last 15 years been unconsciously in the service of organised crime", but that progress is finally being made.

Colonial possessions did not in themselves provide a structural impediment to European integration, quite the reverse.

GDM therefore represents an underestimated and unrecognised impediment to optimal maternal and neonatal health in LMIC.

Without work, there was no impediment to Saeed and Nadia meeting during the day except for the fighting, but that impediment was a serious one.

Scattering effects have been found to be an impediment to focusing and imaging.

Wall heat losses are a major impediment to ignition and flame stabilization in microcombustion.

But transaction costs are an impediment to trading, and such impediments thereby can limit savings.