Sentence examples for impediments to the use of from inspiring English sources

By then, Bush appointees in the Justice Department had produced numerous memos advising the C.I.A. and the Pentagon that there were virtually no legal impediments to the use of physical and psychological force to break "unlawful enemy combatants".

In Western democratic nation states with powerful fossil fuel industries like the United States, Canada and Australia there are few legal impediments to the use of money for lobbying and for buying interest in the political parties so as to influence electoral outcomes.

Blood coagulation and platelet adhesion remain major impediments to the use of biomaterials in implantable medical devices.

This paper presents the results of a survey of planetary scientists which attempts to identify the root causes of the impediments to the use of this type of technology and identify pathways to its acceptance.

There are still impediments to the use of armed drones that may impede the alarming claim that all nations could possess drones in ten years.

Logistical impediments to the use of GIA in large scale population-based field studies have included the limited volume of blood that can be obtained from research participants, particularly children and infants, and time consuming determination of parasite growth endpoints.

We show that handover latency is an impediment to the use of IPSec and DTLS solutions.

We show that handover latency can be an impediment to the use of IPSec and DTLS solutions.

This lack of socio-demographic information in mobile phone data sets is a major impediment to the use of mobile phone data for development.

The purpose of this paper is to identify and explain a rather large impediment to the use of mixed method research designs that begin with survey data.

Past research has indicated that the most significant impediment to the use of crop insurance is the complexity of the instruments and lack of understanding on the part of farm operators (Coble et al. 2013).