Sentence examples similar to minimal impediment from inspiring English sources

Democratic capitalism requires: The rule of law, especially property rights; Money that is stable in value; Low tax rates; Minimal impediments to doing business and starting new businesses; Reducing or removing trade barriers.

But three common hurdles crop up all the time: cultural assumptions ("she'll leave as soon as she has children"), workplace biases (promotion through male self-promotion, for instance) and policy impediments (such as minimal paternity leave).

However, as the risk to the participants in register-based studies is usually minimal, the compulsory ethical evaluation can cause unnecessary impediments for research.

17 A concern in our study is the small proportion of families in Mirzapur for whom cost was an impediment to care seeking, even with the minimal fee (US$0.30) for registration and consultation at Kumundini Hospital.

At lower temperatures, the current finer-grained materials behave in a brittle manner as the smaller grains do not provide much impediment to crack extension; cracks can advance with minimal deflection thereby limiting any extrinsic toughening.

Those who feel that still more nuclear weapons cannot be a lasting impediment to their potential use face a less certain course, especially at a time when minimal armscontrol efforts, symbolized by SALT II, are in disarray.

The slight speech impediment.

"Minimal, minimal torture".

Facts can become an impediment.

That impediment is the House of Representatives.

Another impediment is mobility.