Sentence examples for obstacles to access from inspiring English sources
At issue is the Supreme Court's own unstable abortion doctrine, specifically on where five justices might be willing to draw a line between acceptable and impermissible obstacles to access to abortion.
Bruno Geddo, the UN High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) representative for Somalia, said the 2012 CAP would constitute a "calculated bet" that relief organisations would continue to be able to operate in Somalia despite the al-Shabaab ban and other obstacles to access.
"You have to address obstacles to access to the market through things like infrastructure projects, but at the same time you must ensure that people have the tools they need to trade including access to credit and the information they need".
How do both the opportunities and the barriers or obstacles to access for women compare between the developed and the emerging markets?
Minority students often encounter serious obstacles to access higher education such as cultural constraints, poor English skills, fear of taking the Graduate Record Examination, fear of financial debt, lack of family support, and a lack of positive minority role models, among others.
If the House cuts all $53.9 million in funding for the SMAIF, as has been proposed, communities of color, already seeing frighteningly high rates of transmission, could face a rise in new infections and obstacles to access treatments like PrEP.
The highest obstacle to access is usually a lack of money.
In this case, informational opacity between the funder and funded becomes an obstacle to access credit, as innovator entrepreneurs seem to ignore the relevance of all the quantitative information required by the bank (hypothesis H.8 confirmed).
It is not an obstacle to access and use.
It appears that the resource gap that is perceived as the main obstacle to access to drugs is shrinking.
Our findings contradict other studies with UMs that showed that language was a main obstacle to access primary healthcare, and often a main barrier to discuss mental health problems with a GP.
