Despite these impediments, we should be confident that progress will be made.
On the other hand, we might also ask whether decision-makers' own knowledge and ideologies might not be impediments (that should be taken into account rather than ignored) to the formulation of appropriate public policies [ 104, 105].
Restrictions such as limited template of known proteins, low quantity, and lack of sensitivity of equipment are all impediments that should be overcome before definitive studies can be accomplished [ 15].
"Legal and bureaucratic impediments to surveillance should be removed," he continued, adding: "The use of strong encryption in personal communications may itself be a red flag".
Voting rights – The ACLU believes that impediments to voting should be eliminated, particularly if they disproportionately impact minority or poor citizens.
How exactly a shambling fellow with a speech impediment decided he should be a performer is probably a story worth its own show, but Kitson is a natural.
The cost to the student caused by technological impediments should certainly be weighed against the benefits of an approach that may or may not increase student learning over current active-learning approaches.
Moreover the customer is a nuisance, an impediment to corporate well-being, and should be kept as far from corporate comfort as possible, preferably by employing computers and automated telephone systems.
When she says "Richard Nixon and George W. Bush, among other recent American statesmen," have subscribed to the "philosophy" that there should be legal impediments to an atheist becoming president, she is simply daft.
Adobe believes that, in the new generation as in the past, there should be no impediments to this innovation — keep the market open and let the market decide what it wants.
