Sentence examples for number of impediments from inspiring English sources

Mr. Powell expressed regret over the number of impediments put before foreigners seeking to visit the United States.

Marriage is safeguarded by a number of impediments that render the marriage null whether they are known or not, and the freedom of the spouses must be assured.

The jail is among a number of impediments to the Trinity River Corridor Project, a redevelopment effort that has long been in the works for the area.

"The settlement basically removes a number of impediments toward having a long and commercially healthy run on Broadway and having future productions of the show around the world that will benefit everyone involved," this person said.

The coming of the friars and the legislation of the fourth Lateran Council including requirements of annual confession and Communion and a reduction in the number of impediments to marriage saved the lower classes for the church and silenced many critics of the establishment.

However, there are a number of impediments which are still under resolution in order to realize the full potential of such a system.

Indeed, invoking national security seems to eliminate a disturbing number of institutional impediments for the executive branch.

Though there are a number of potential impediments to the broad adoption of hydrogen fuel cells in passenger cars, major automakers expect to commercialize the technology in their vehicles by 2015.

However, a number of significant impediments are identified in the respective national climate change policy schemes.

Caliendo et al. (2008b) found that the effectiveness of the programme tends to increase in a target score defined as the number of employment impediments like long-term unemployment and health restrictions of the participants.

But as Eni moves to carry out a more thorough appraisal, a number of significant impediments could upend its — and Egypt's — ambitions.