The impediments to meeting India's needs through increases in thermal-power generation seem likely to dog the country's progress for years.
But in doing so, executives lost their focus on quality, and saw the acceleration problem as an impediment to meeting their sales targets, rather than a warning that the company was getting sloppy.
His lips found hers, and they were full and moist, but the old melting, one mouth into another, met impediments, things he couldn't put out of his mind.
Bowen's story is the more compelling, as much because of its celebrated impediment, whom she met as a student, in London, through Ezra Pound.
Benjamin Cleary and Serena Armitage's "Stutterer" is a likable trifle about a shy typographer with a speech impediment who summons the courage to meet a woman with whom he has been carrying on an Internet flirtation.
Government officials from the 21 member states meet several times a year to grind though impediments to intra-regional trade and investments, promoting dialogue and occasionally even convergence around key policy areas, such as energy, transportation, and healthcare.
The missing extensibility feature causes impediments to add new components to the current ETL framework; to meet special business needs.
Populism, especially when practiced by undemocratic leaders, has been one of the biggest impediments to the adoption of policies that these countries need to meet their peoples' aspirations for well-being and social justice.
Cities didn't have to do much to meet HUD requirements beyond writing a report every few years analyzing impediments to achieving fair housing in the jurisdiction, Goldberg said.
Conclusions: Highly active antiretroviral therapy is being received by an increasing percentage of women who meet published criteria for its use, and pregnancy is a relatively small impediment to its use.
