It created a global schedule for the entire process, provided coaching and guidance, identified and removed systemic impediments to change, monitored success, and evangelized the new way of working throughout the organization.
Many of them will come back into effect once President Obama signs the USA Freedom Act and it is unclear how much of an impediment it will be to law enforcement efforts to monitor terrorism.
Votewatch, a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization based in San Francisco, plans to conduct exit polls in selected states to monitor election procedures and record impediments to voting, including voting equipment flaws, confusion over ballots and perceived discrimination by polling officials.
Where there was a dearth of local DAH data, surprisingly few of the respondents mentioned this to be a major impediment to sector co-ordination, planning and monitoring.
An impediment to broader use of remote sensing science for monitoring has been the need for resource managers to understand the specialized capabilities of an ever-expanding array of image sources and analysis techniques.
A major impediment to accurate prediction has been the lack of long-term monitoring programs (Harvell et al. 2002; Jannett et al. 2007; Pascual and Bouma 2009; Sagarin 2002).
But according to federal monitors, "inadequate staffing is, perhaps, the single greatest impediment to providing effective programming at the three juvenile halls". Taylor said that in recent weeks he has once again assigned staff members to search for runaways.
The time taken could be an impediment to routine CSF sampling if higher throughput is desired for both diagnosis and monitoring of AD.
One possible impediment to non-health workers is that mercury sphygmomanometers require significant training, but electronic monitors do provide an obvious alternative (16).
The main impediment to graduation: freshman math.
That is an impediment to political change.
