Sentence examples for introducing barriers from inspiring English sources

"The government should think very carefully before introducing barriers to voting," said its chief executive, Katie Ghose.

If May fails to negotiate a deal, the UK would no longer be part of the EU's regulatory regime, introducing barriers for businesses trading between the UK and EU.

"The pendulum on renewable energy is swinging from heavily subsidizing mainly large centralized installations," he continued, "to the other extreme of introducing barriers to the development of competition from decentralized renewable energy — which is the future of electricity systems worldwide".

"Introducing barriers, like fences or other deterrents, may lead people to undertake more dangerous crossings and further place the refugees at the mercy of smugglers," says Adrian Edwards of the UNHCR.Other European countries have erected similar barriers to deter immigrants from Africa and the Middle East.

"The government should think very carefully before introducing barriers to voting.

Whether that's global warming or what, I don't know, but we'll have to address those issues". Although levees or other storm surge barriers might sound like fantasy to some, there are proposals on the table for introducing barriers across New York's harbor or in the East River.

The system constraints are tackled by considering the control input as an extended state variable and introducing barrier Lyapunov functions (BLFs) into the backstepping procedure.

To guarantee that the full state constraints are not violated, a novel adaptive fuzzy controller is developed by introducing Barrier Lyapunov Function with the error variables.

For the transformed systems, a novel recursive design procedure is constructed to remove the difficulties for avoiding non-affine terms and guarantee that the full state constraints are not violated by introducing Barrier Lyapunov Function (BLF) with the error variables.

Furthermore, "this legislation introduces barriers to competition and will further complicate the aim of reducing CO2 emissions," he said.

Yet in Australia we have a government whose only public health policy, time and time again, is to introduce barriers to prevention and the early detection of disease.