Sentence examples for issues impediments from inspiring English sources

Gov. George W. Bush has said that he considers such issues impediments to free trade.

Other disabilities reported included auditory and visual disorders, mental health issues, speech impediments, and orthopaedic, neurological and cardiorespiratory disorders.

"Theresa May (the Home Secretary) gets far more grief from Conservative colleagues about the issue of impediments to economic immigration than she does about defects in the immigration system in terms of keeping people out".

Attending to these culturally and politically specific issues illuminates the impediments to effective planning and implementation of education reform.

Clients mentioned absenteeism of health workers' behavioral issues as major impediments to positive interactions.

28, 75 Additionally, only a limited number of publications flagged the issues of language impediments and cultural positioning, both of which may seriously stand in the way of the effectiveness of HIV/AIDS programs.

Producers in emerging countries gain improved access to quantitative and qualitative analyses on forest products trade and marketing issues including tariffs, impediments for market access and other trade restrictions.

Only 12.2% of respondents cited technical issues as an impediment to success, down from 20.3% from the last survey.

Prill et al [ 27] further explored the issue of intrinsic impediments to network inference, designating identifiability of certain network edges and systematic false positives as the main barriers.

We used these papers to start a dialogue with him so that we could face the issues that are traditionally impediments between the board and CEO.

Those "interesting things" run the gamut of social issues such as municipal impediments to the exercise of free speech and assembly, human rights, sustainable public policy, everything dealing with abuses of the environment, and the emergence of (and need for) Debtors' Assemblies.