Sentence examples for impediments in the way of from inspiring English sources
The Soviets will put impediments in the way of concluding and implementing various arms-reduction agreements.
The usual liberal response is to place impediments in the way of the poor growing into independent people, and thereby condemning their children to social impoverishment.
The voting rules southern states request don't ban African-Americans from voting or include any racial language at all; rather, they place impediments in the way of voting, which disproportionately (and usually intentionally) impact voters of color.
Gilbert G. Flanagan, a lawyer for the museum, said the Parrish trustees had willingly made concessions, but found in the end that the guidelines placed too many impediments in the way of expansion.
Although the supreme court decision didn't do away with affirmative action, in the name of fairness it placed more impediments in the way of universities attempting to make their admissions processes more fair.
The reason given in the bill in Cooper v. Marye for seeking the injunction is that the state has passed various acts creating impediments in the way of holders of coupons establishing their genuineness, by which their value will be practically destroyed, and the performance of these obligations be evaded, unless the officers of the state are restrained from prosecuting such suits.
Ingrained structural impediments stand in the way of building the knowledge society in the region.
The election campaign saw impediments put in the way of Yushchenko, including physical prevention from campaigning in Donetsk and other eastern cities.
Here are some impediments standing in the way of robust early education, particularly in science, technology, engineering and math (or STEM), that we can and should clear away.
