Sentence examples for obstacles to decisive from inspiring English sources

While Mr. Kan prevailed, experts say the delay in his decision to shut the plant, and the company's subsequent indecision over whether to follow his recommendation, underscore the obstacles to decisive leadership in Japan's consensus-driven political culture.

The idea is to cut through some of the institutional obstacles to decisive leadership that have challenged President Obama and his recent predecessors, while also erecting structures to foster more bipartisanship, transparency and responsiveness.

But what have you learned when you have learned that, as Hirsch's dictionary puts it, Hamlet "has come to symbolize a person whose thoughtful nature is an obstacle to quick and decisive action"?

Second, and this is where the Richard Riordan example applies, you get points if you are decisive and fight through the bureaucratic and institutional obstacles to produce effective, coordinated action".

While the island's topographic and territorial constraints may have presented obstacles to such a transition, the British non-development policy towards the island may have been more decisive.

Still, obstacles to returning remain.

Obstacles to his presidential ambitions?

Undoubtedly, significant obstacles to sustained growth remain.

Still, the obstacles to efficiency are many.

The obstacles to growth are huge.

There are also obstacles to reform.