Sentence examples for obstacle to the implementation from inspiring English sources

FROM THE DISSENT By Justice Breyer I believe that the Establishment Clause's concern for protecting the Nation's social fabric from religious conflict poses an overriding obstacle to the implementation of this well-intentioned school voucher program.

This lack of clarity may constitute a potential obstacle to the implementation of tailored subsidy programmes.

The results also suggest that a lack of cooperation between different sectors is an obstacle to the implementation of SEA.

This work demonstrates that the protection of a serial chain is viable and is not an obstacle to the implementation of serial power.

The major obstacle to the implementation of cost-effective control is the lack of accurate descriptions of the geographical distribution of infection.

The subcarrier state feedback, which is the main obstacle to the implementation of subcarrier-wise rate adaptation, does not have a significant effect on the network performance in the proposed method.

All these practical considerations may prove even more significant obstacles to the implementation of this covert reorganisation of the NHS than public and political concern.

With Congress closed down, and political parties and union activity outlawed, there were no obstacles to the implementation of Milton Friedman's program of a free-market "shock treatment".

"For Greece, lingering obstacles to the implementation of the politically challenging reforms in the second review of the programme revolve around labour and product market reform and additional steps toward privatisation.

Whether haggling over access for an international relief convoy to besieged areas of Bosnia, or for the insertion of thousands of UN troops in Croatia, Mr Milosevic's technique has always been to call for talks, then to stonewall, then to accept the terms, and then to orchestrate obstacles to the implementation.

Problems and obstacles to the implementation of creativity were rarely mentioned in the concept maps of the Japanese students.