Sentence examples for obstacle to development and from inspiring English sources

In countries such as these, violence against women is often exacerbated by war and then remains a critical obstacle to development and the consolidation of peace.

A problem all of us need to address Violence against women is a major obstacle to development, and, unless its root causes are addressed, many of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) will not be met.

Constraints such as time, lack of knowledge and inadequate inherent safety analysis tools are often cited as obstacles to development and implementation of inherently safer design.

Just as the Kemalists used to disparage the "primitive" ways of Turkey's Islamists, so too does Erdoğan deplore liberal freedoms that he regards as obstacles to development and virtue.

The first instance is a flat-out denial: "while it is true that an unequal distribution of the population and of available resources creates obstacles to development and to a sustainable use of the environment, it must nonetheless be recognized that demographic growth is fully compatible with an integral and shared development".

Malariologic research thrived in these countries and in Italy, where the disease was not a colonial problem but an endemic scourge and overwhelming obstacle to development, just as it is in many developing countries today.

Overpopulation was once considered a curse and an obstacle to development, but this has changed.

(Olague was considered an obstacle to development projects).

At nearly every turn, the Palestinian-Israeli conflict remains an obstacle to development in the Middle East.

"Crime is the primary obstacle to development in Latin America," Mr. Maduro said in an interview.

"All this is one more obstacle to development," Mr. Bowling said.