Weisberg and other experts said that Lay's death might pose obstacles to that effort but that they expected the government to pursue restitution.
In a memo to Southwest managers last May, Mr. Kelly, the chief executive, laid out the obstacles the company faces.
In contrast, 72 percent of G.O.P. respondents favored citizenship in polls that laid out the obstacles immigrants here illegally would have to navigate.
However, herein lays an obstacle of ZnO homojunction diodes, which is p-type; it is a problem in obtaining high-quality and stable p-ZnO films.
Captain James Wallace had begun clearing the river of American-laid obstacles following the battle.
In a piece for Slate last week, I laid out two new obstacles to such an effort: Prominent Republicans are increasingly expressing skepticism over basic climate science, and Democrats remain focused on passing emissions cuts (for which geoengineering could be viewed as a distraction).
The plot is laid out like an obstacle course.
In the presence of obstacle fields laid out as Sierpinski carpet fractals, infiltration is anomalous, i.e., F ∼ tn, n ≠ 1/2.
One after another, in a storefront that previously housed an exterminating service, a series of respectable, serious-looking adults took turns maneuvering the Jetsons-style people-conveyer around a compact obstacle course laid out on the store's carpeting.
He has followed the obstacle course laid out by the US and Europeans, and supervised by Tony Blair, of "institution-building" and security co-operation with Israel, with the promise of a Palestinian state dangling at some undefined point in the future.
