Sentence examples similar to integrating impediments from inspiring English sources
All input information (types of interventions, human resources, and the amount of the budget spent) and output information (number of intervention venues, number of trained individuals, number of approved legislations, the project managers' impression of the success of interventions, feasibility of integrating the projects into the existing system, impediments and facilities) were collected.
The rapid growth, usage specifications, application domain and method diversity of contemporary computational biology resources presents an impediment to finding, comparing and integrating such data and tools.
Among the impediments to designing and implementing fully integrated land-sea planning is the need to work at multiple levels of governance (see " Integrating plans across governance levels") and across governance boundaries (see " Planning across governance boundaries").
Integrate indefinite integrals.
A major impediment to fully realizing the potential of integrating these fields, however, is the lack of basic information about species distribution and richness in nature.
Carson in the past has criticized federal efforts to desegregate America's neighborhoods as "social engineering". He has delayed implementing an Obama-era rule requiring communities seeking HUD funding to study the impediments to fair housing in their areas, and he compared such attempts to integrate neighborhoods to the "failed social experiment" of mandated school busing.
It concludes that the dichotomous structural design and fragmentation that is retained in present frameworks since independence in 1980 remains a major bottleneck and impediment to achieving integrated development planning and requires total systems change.
Among the impediments to adoption are the bewildering array of options providers face, from mobile applications to web-based tools to programs that integrate with electronic health records.
But many impediments remain.
Common law impediments remained.
