Up to now, the party standing most in the way of Project Oscar, first announced over a year ago, has been Hutchison Whampoa-owned Three, the smallest of the mobile carriers in the UK.
Cultural differences often stand in the way of project, however harnessing these sames differences is essential to progress.
[O]ther people I don't take too seriously are the critics — except when they stand in the way of my projects.
Legally redesigned not to seek profit as their basic motive, public interest oil companies would also behave differently: they'd improve employment standards; reduce and eventually halt new exploration and production; and stop enlisting police to criminalize Indigenous peoples and those standing in the way of unwanted projects and pipelines.
We can expect much more in the way of big projects that link different disciplines and institutes at the NIH and possibly a reorganization of an organization that has many overlapping institutes that have grown up ad hoc over the years.
The move follows complaints by construction industry representatives that bureaucracy was getting in the way of big projects.
The move followed complaints by construction industry representatives that bureaucracy was getting in the way of big projects.
According to John Knox, the UN Rapporteur on Human Rights and the Environment, indigenous peoples who get in the way of development projects "are considered almost expendable by the powers that be".
It is difficult to avoid the conclusion that for the World Bank and other financiers, poor people who stand in the way of their projects literally don't count.
Yet the political forces against restoring the marshes are still firmly in place: ship navigation up the Mississippi River; oyster fishermen who fight again increased fresh water flow; developers who stand in the way of restoration projects; etc.
