Sentence examples for internal impediments from inspiring English sources

Almost 20 years after Canadian governments agreed to tackle these internal impediments, Canadian business groups say the problem remains.

It makes me wonder if it's enough for us to just nibble around the edges, or does the system need to really transform itself?" Participants offered an abundance of opinions on the internal impediments to U.S. research excellence, which some panelists felt were just as serious as the external threats.

It also came down on the side of economic liberalism (as opposed to mercantilism) in the economic debate then raging in republican circles (and therefore promised to do away with guilds and internal impediments to trade).

To understand the latter, one must examine the internal conflicts and economic impediments that existed within the Italian states themselves rather than look to an absentee Spanish scapegoat.

The EU's "single market" is generally considered to be a form of deep integration that eliminates many of the impediments to internal trade caused by the regulations of EU member states.

That seems to be a huge impediment to internal trade.

As the number of partner organisations increased, so did reports of impediments due to 'Internal Procedures and Working Practices'.

When the dynamic was strong there were fewer impediments due to 'Internal Procedures and Working Practices', fewer concerns about 'Research Quality' and a greater 'Understanding of Partners Research Approachess'.

Compared to other clusters, the least satisfied group (Cluster 1) scored lower on 'Ease of Collaboration', and more frequently reported concerns about 'Research Quality, difficulties 'Understanding Partners Research Approachess' and impediments due to 'Internal Procedures and Working Practices'.

Explanations for why and where UNICEF failed to consistently act nimbly or effectively in Haiti point to a range of larger impediments in its internal systems and culture.

The division has also lifted Bush-era rules that some career staff members saw as micromanagement or impediments, like restrictions on internal communications and a ban on front-line career lawyers' making recommendations on whether to approve proposed changes to election laws.