Sentence examples for impediments that prevent from inspiring English sources

Her preferred remedy is to allow the market to deal with most such problems, by removing the many impediments that prevent shareholders from playing the role that economic theory says they are supposed to play.

The valley metaphor helps explain the impediments that prevent biomedical science from realizing its potential and the risks of failing to translate knowledge into public benefit.

The text, which is meant to influence global drug policy in the coming years, calls on UN member states to consider "removing unduly restrictive regulations and impediments" that prevent people from accessing drugs like opioids for legitimate medical reasons.

She blamed "systemic" and "structural" impediments that prevented the C.I.A. and the F.B.I. from sharing.

In hindsight, if anything might have helped stop 9/11 it would have been better information about threats inside the United States, something made very difficult by structural and legal impediments that prevented the collection and sharing of information by our law enforcement and intelligence agencies.

The new law passed by the Republican-controlled General Assembly in June allows voters to use an alternative form of ID at the polls if they can declare a "reasonable impediment" that prevented them from presenting an appropriate photo ID.

The state modified its government-issued photo ID requirement to vote at the polls in 2015, so this spring, primary voters could sign an affidavit stating that they had a "reasonable impediment" that prevented them from acquiring a proper piece of ID.

The second type of impediment, which we label deterring barriers, encompasses the obstacles that prevent firms from committing to innovation.

The second impediment is addressed by modifying or introducing search algorithms that prevent the trial points from overshooting into the failure domain.

We conclude that the information on impediments in technology surveys should not be interpreted as impenetrable barriers that prevent technology adoption.

But Europe also has too many impediments to growth: over-restrictive labour laws, too much bureaucracy, too many protectionist tendencies that prevent the full implementation of the single market.