Sentence examples for impose hurdles from inspiring English sources

Sanctions, she added, impose hurdles in critical areas, including training, supplies, maintenance and financing.

The initiative faces imposing hurdles.

At the same time, the law imposed hurdles to voting, especially for poor and minority voters.

Where governments impose many hurdles and regulations, an enormous number of opportunities are eliminated.

That tactic is no more virtuous than welfare reformers who find a "queen" buying potato chips or conservative politicians who impose voting hurdles on poor communities of color by evoking fears of non-existent voter fraud.

However, our data do not permit us to distinguish between hospitals which issue guidelines in order to enhance the quality of care of decision-making and those which do so to impose additional hurdles with the intention of rendering the practice of euthanasia more difficult.

State officials have imposed Kafkaesque hurdles for voters trying to get back on the rolls.

Google does not check apps for security issues but has instead imposed technical hurdles to thwart malicious activity.

In addition, he said, the town had imposed discriminatory hurdles that prevented his congregation from repairing the building.

While that might lead to some people gaming the system, imposing more hurdles can be an issue too, leading to a delicate balancing act.

Her plan, similar in general terms to the one proposed by Vice President Al Gore, goes further than Mr. Gore's by setting aside more money for debt reduction and imposing legislative hurdles for making exceptions.