Sentence examples for obstacle to ending from inspiring English sources

So far, Russia has been a key obstacle to ending the suffering in Syria.

There's also the view that a major psychological obstacle to ending the boycott is Cincinnati's odd penchant for self-subversion.

If China embraces this opportunity to modernise its testing, it will switch from being an obstacle to ending animal testing to being a vital part of the solution.

It pains him, he told me, to think that "black people of all people" might be an obstacle to ending any discrimination, including marriage discrimination against gay men and lesbians.

Last week the chief peace negotiator for Darfur said that tensions between the countries were a major obstacle to ending the conflict, which has pushed more than two million people from their homes.

Clinton, in Putin's view, was worse the embodiment of the liberal interventionist strain of U.S. foreign policy, more hawkish than Obama, and an obstacle to ending sanctions and reëstablishing Russian geopolitical influence.

An airlift would cut through all the obstacles to ending it, all at once.

But he said there were political obstacles to ending state regulation of insurance.

Those, including this page, who consider such settlements to be one of the biggest obstacles to ending the Israeli-Arab dispute have often complained about the hardships they impose on Palestinians -- and about their cost to Israel.

Likewise, "[Access to] financial resources is a problem that intensifies during holidays, when you want to buy gifts for your children," said Mazzei, adding that, like most obstacles to ending an abusive relationship, this challenge persists "throughout the year," including, for example, in September, "when you want to buy your children school clothes".

As discussed in the article, fine and almost always organic sediments prevail, which is a considerable obstacle to the end disposal and possibility of reuse.