Sentence examples for obstacles to erasing from inspiring English sources
There also are institutional obstacles to erasing regulations.
Political forces nearly as strong resulted this week in something almost as prized: a deal to forgive about 60% of the $31 billion the country owes to the Paris Club, an informal group of rich-country governments.In the past, Nigeria's black gold has proved an obstacle to erasing its red ink: why should its creditors forgive the liabilities of a country blessed with such a valuable natural asset?
This is the authoritarian approach to erasing a desire line: block it off with some type of obstacle a fence, a bush, a pile of brush, a sharply (if, in this case, politely) worded sign.
What it does do is present an obstacle to those who wish to erase Jewish history in the region, and that is the central Palestinian animus in this particular furore.
They wished to erase race.
d) what you want to erase.
He promised to erase the photos.
"I'd like to erase them all".
She wanted to erase its stigma.
"Judaism has nothing to erase," he says.
