Sentence examples for obstacles of putting from inspiring English sources

By introducing these kinds of spotlight programming, Fitzgerald hopes to overcome the obstacles of putting on a three-day event  in the crush of the fall film season.

There are both political and financial obstacles to putting any of the plans into effect.

While the UK can expect to increase its intake of international students by more than any other country outside of Australia, this potential may well not be realised if the government sticks to its policy of putting obstacles in the way of prospective overseas students with tougher visa regulations.

Teams want to minimize obstacles to putting their best players on the field, and one of the biggest obstacles is injury.

Instead of putting an obstacle in their paths, you just steer them toward each other, like two lanes of traffic going opposite ways around a ring road.

The decision by the Justice Department continues the Clinton administration's policy of putting relatively few obstacles in the way of the consolidation of the telecommunications market after it was deregulated in 1996.

If this legislation doesn't have the purpose of the effect of putting a substantial obstacle in front of women, what does?

The main obstacle is not so much the cost of creating content but of putting together the distribution.

To examine the attitudes of a sample of General Practitioners (GPs) towards Evidenced-Based Meditsne (EBM) and its use and the obstacles to put into practice in Primary Care (PC).

But many Americans want to vote, only to be prevented to by a wide variety of obstacles put in front of them by an indifferent and sometimes outright hostile system.

But all sorts of obstacles were put in the way of increasing the supply of that power.