Sentence examples for impediments to that from inspiring English sources

The impediments to that goal are mostly practical, not conceptual; political, not economic.

But impediments to that plan have mounted in Congress, and the administration is doing little to overcome them.

"Anything that impedes the free flow of goods and services and people, and erects impediments to that free and fair trade order, is nefarious from our point of view," Mr. Wittig said.

Before a business round-table discussion in Bedford Heights, Ohio, encouraging the small business owners to give him suggestions: "So if there's some impediments to that growth, some challenges you think we face, if you'll let me know what those things are, because I'm going to be the next president of the United States and I want to know".

High: What have been the impediments to that?

While there is potential for a hostile takeover, Yang notes that there are impediments to that approach, so a "significantly sweetened" offer may be required to get the deal done.

For the U.S., the Obama administration cannot emerge from the 60-day talks without an agreement -- any agreement -- that will allow the talks to continue, and settlements are now the major impediment to that.

One impediment to that is India's roads.

There is no legal impediment to that metamorphosis, as Mr. Weil explains.

Every tax upon books, therefore, is an impediment to that education which is the pride of our country.

The impediment to that is a tax and benefits system that is hugely complex, means-tested and discourages those working less than full-time on low earnings from working longer hours (at least officially).