Sentence examples similar to introducing hurdles for from inspiring English sources

The higher interest rates present hurdles for issuing new debt.

Critics of New York's proposed rules complain that their scope is too broad, and that they lump small alternative currency systems together with much larger ones, introducing regulatory hurdles for all currency systems that many will never be able to surmount.

It added that the new measures should help prevent many fraudulent payments from being made by "introducing another hurdle" for criminals and issuing effective warnings about the risks of sending money to an account where the name does not match.

Leistner (1994) introduced the hurdle concept, or hurdle effect as discussed in the previous chapter, to illustrate the fact that in most foods, a combination of preservation parameters (hurdles) accounts for their final microbial stability and safety.

Two powerful committee chairmen have introduced bills to ease regulatory hurdles for businesses wanting to participate.

A number of epidemiological studies have identified risk factors in racing and have allowed us to intervene to make racing safer, eg by introducing Flat races for younger jump-bred horses and by modifying hurdle design.

The European Commission will try to lower bureaucratic hurdles for students and researchers visiting from outside the European Union by introducing a new directive, the commission announced in Brussels last week.

The package Boehner has promised to introduce on 15 January will now have to be resubmitted in the new Congress and clear a number of procedural hurdles for a second time, delaying its implementation.

Italy's prime minister, Matteo Renzi, has attempted to overcome the financial hurdle by introducing a €80 (£59) monthly "baby bonus" for parents.

Progress and Hurdles for Follow-on Biologics.

You have to jump hurdles for everything".