Sentence examples for obstacle to supporting from inspiring English sources
Mainstream politicians' failure to "say what they believe" is seen asan obstacle to supporting them for 23% of the electorate.
Speaking to the Observer, Falconer, who said he was now confident that his bill would live on in parliament beyond Friday's debate, claimed that the intervention by Tutu illustrated that religious faith should be no obstacle to supporting a change in the law.
It came as the SNP suggested Trident would not be an obstacle to supporting a Labour minority government.
But stigma and ignorance about HIV is rife and the biggest obstacle to supporting children living and affected by HIV/AIDS.
In endorsing revised Greek plans to raise €4.8 billion, or $6.6 billion, in revenue and savings this year, the European Union removed the central obstacle to support for the government in Athens, whose debt crisis has rattled the 27-country Union and punished the currency shared by 16 countries.
In common with previous studies, our study underlines the necessity of advanced training for staff and the minimization of work-related obstacles to support the role of the neonatal nurse in providing emotional support [ 10, 11, 30, 31].
Membership of the Party is no obstacle to co-operatives supporting other political causes or Parties.
The deal clears an important obstacle to Congressional support for a wider free trade deal that the Bush administration has struck with South Korea.
Lawmakers, aides and immigration advocates say that the citizenship component will be the largest obstacle to gathering support for a final bill, particularly among the conservative base.
Low self-efficacy reported by men in this occupation represents a major obstacle to the support and commitment towards novel HIV prevention interventions such as circumcision and PREP.
Within the past decade, a new obstacle to nutrition support has had to be surmounted: multiple shortages of parenteral nutrition products ranging from trace metals to electrolytes to macronutrients.
