Sentence examples for obstacles that prevent from inspiring English sources

Responding to the TUC's findings, a government spokesman said: "Once in the labour market many ethnic minorities still face unfair obstacles that prevent them from fulfilling their potential.

According to modern liberalism, the chief task of government is to remove obstacles that prevent individuals from living freely or from fully realizing their potential.

There is a stigma that surrounds young women having sex lives, and a number of obstacles that prevent them from making informed choices.

"We need action not warm words...in the week that we recognise the sacrifice that our Armed Forces gave to this country we should look into removing any obstacles that prevent equal access to compensation for all," he said.

Adrienne Leonard, the co-founder and chief executive of Pain to Power, said the group hoped to clear obstacles that prevent parents from keeping a street-corner vigil every school day.

–Remove the obstacles that prevent entrepreneurs from setting up new clinics or hospitals.

In depositions conducted on behalf of angry policyholders, Conseco employees described bureaucratic obstacles that prevented payment of claims.

Now we know, more or less, the scale and nature of the obstacles that prevented them clinching an agreement.

Regarding the release of the Aug. 6, 2001, brief (front page, April 11), perhaps the problem is not so much the structural and systemic obstacles that prevented the sharing of information between the F.B.I. and the C.I.A., but rather that none of the information was shared with the general public until now.

One of the worst consequences of the use of these harsh techniques was that it reintroduced the so-called Chinese wall between the C.I.A. and F.B.I., similar to the communications obstacles that prevented us from working together to stop the 9/11 attacks.

One of the biggest obstacles that prevents electric cars and other vehicles from becoming mainstream is the insufficient battery life.