Sentence examples for impediments to such from inspiring English sources

There are four impediments to such broadband treatment programs.

There are no political impediments to such a move now.

There is no doubt that unions can be impediments to such progress and that some collective bargaining agreements ought to be dramatically loosened.

A potential impediment to such sharing was the 1968 Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, which bars cooperation between nations on weapons technology.

Historically, one impediment to such a move was the difficulty in accounting on a national scale: governments didn't even try to measure G.D.P. until well into the 20th century.

The main impediment to such policies, Keynes writes, is the lingering influence of outmoded theories: The ideas of economists and political philosophers, both when they are right and when they are wrong, are more powerful than is commonly understood.

One impediment to such a transition is the change itself, the environmental and societal turbulence created by explosive human growth, technological advance and the planetwide linkup of disparate cultures, Dr. Kates and other experts say.

There are precedents for nationalization, including the late Socialist President François Mitterrand's takeover of most of the banking sector in 1982, fulfilling a longstanding Socialist policy goal, and analysts said there was no legal impediment to such a move.

The main impediment to such experimental studies is the paucity of studies calculating and interpreting such data using accurate quantum chemical techniques.

To establish the clinical utility of HURT as a management aid needs further study, but the lack of a gold-standard outcome measure (a gap that HURT was designed to fill) remains as an impediment to such study.

"There are major structural and technical impediments" to make such an agreement work, analysts at Royal Bank of Scotland said in a note to clients.