Sentence examples for imposed hurdles from inspiring English sources

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

The initiative faces imposing hurdles.

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

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.

"The Commonwealth Court imposed enormous hurdles on voters, both by levying a massive $1 million bond on voters and by refusing to grant time for the recount campaign to further develop the factual record by securing forensic audits of voting machines.

An area of active research is to search for strains showing desirable characteristics such as the ability to produce antimicrobial compounds, the absence of antibiotic resistances, and the capacity to survive the imposed technological hurdles during cheese manufacture.

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.

But it makes more sense for the states to see what the F.D.A. does first before imposing administrative hurdles on pharmacists and patients — like requiring a patient's consent every time a substitution is made — when using less expensive biosimilar drugs.