Sentence examples for key impediments from inspiring English sources

Randi Weingarten, the head of the powerful teachers' union, which had long defended a broken system, changed her tune last summer as she became increasingly frustrated with her union's inability to negotiate a contract with the mayor, thus ending one of the key impediments to change.

"After a painful and, for many, inexplicable delay, the administration is finally shifting from an ineffectual series of ad-hoc measures to a comprehensive program that targets key impediments to job creation," commented Mohamed El-Erian, the chief executive of the world's biggest bond manager, Pimco.

Drawing on several decades of experience, researchers engaged in such science, completed an assessment of the design and management attributes and impact pathways that lead to successful projects and programs and to understand key impediments to success.

One of the key impediments to the expansion of Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) practice across the lifecycle, particularly in competitive tendering environments, is the continued reliance on documents to define the contractual interface between the acquirer and the supplier.

This paper discusses some of the key impediments to progress including in particular, the lack of application of software engineering methodologies, the absence of usable standards, and the failure to acknowledge the impact of record systems on the healthcare system itself.

Not only must we do a better job at addressing key impediments to youth development, like climate change, we must also create decent jobs for the world's current and future youth.

Nabil Wahbeh Berkeley, Calif., June 2 , 2009• To the Editor: The Israeli settlements are a key impediment to progress in the Middle East.

The Australian Financial Review is reporting Toyota told the government in December workplace conditions was a key impediment to the company staying in Australia.

For instance, agricultural tariffs and quotas, a key impediment to Central American exports, are phased out over a longer period than tariffs on industrial goods and services, most of which are from the United States.

Analysts say that another key impediment is that the health authorities in G.C.C. countries act as the main providers of care, making it difficult for private-sector players interested in competing.

A key impediment to eliminating neglected tropical diseases in the United States is that they frequently go unrecognized because the disenfranchised people they afflict do not or cannot seek out health care.