Sentence examples for obstacles to cooperation from inspiring English sources
Mr. Obama also needs to more firmly support democracy in Russia and remind Mr. Putin that many obstacles to cooperation are of his own making.
"There are no obstacles to cooperation between the two countries in all fields concerning the military and nuclear power," Prince Saud told reporters.
And obstacles to cooperation between the outside world and the Islamic Republic's clerical rulers may at last be subsiding.On Friday morning, people danced in the streets and car horns blared during hours when the capital has usually fallen silent.
The current impasse not only reveals the extent of the trust deficit, still growing since President Hamid Karzai balked at talks in Qatar, but creates considerable obstacles to cooperation as well.
In the text of his opening remarks, distributed early by his campaign, Mr. McCain will promise: "As President, I will move to clear obstacles to cooperation between federal agencies and their state and local counterparts to ensure maximum cooperation in the pursuit and prosecution of child predators.
Historically, any number of factors e.g., language, religion, race, military conquest have been obstacles to cooperation of this sort.
The conflict over health care may be the biggest obstacle to cooperation between Mr. Obama and Republicans in Congress.
But the possible isolation of islands under separate governments and different languages remains a huge obstacle to cooperation.
South Korea and Japan need to find a way to recognize their history, but not to allow it to remain an obstacle to cooperation on critical regional challenges.
The justice commissioner of the European Union, Franco Frattini, called on Libyan authorities to rethink their handling of the case, calling it "an obstacle to cooperation with the E.U".
The United States has effectively canceled the final phase of a Europe-based missile defense system that was fiercely opposed by Russia and cited repeatedly by the Kremlin as a major obstacle to cooperation on nuclear arms reductions and other issues.
