Sentence examples for obstacles to joining from inspiring English sources

Israeli Arabs face their own obstacles to joining Jewish communities.

Poland wants to be included in all discussions, and to avoid new obstacles to joining the monetary union.

The new Swiss carrier also said it hoped to overcome the regulatory obstacles to joining the Oneworld airline alliance led by American and British Airways.

As it stands today, felony drug offenders face significant obstacles to joining the economy.

Its history is intimately bound up that of the Balkans, and in recent years it has overcome any number of Balkan-familiar obstacles to join the EU, NATO, the euro and Europe's 25 country passport-free Schengen area.

The main obstacle to joining the euro zone, however, is still very much political.

But the thorny issue of fishing quotas was seen as a key obstacle to joining the bloc, although it was never brought up in the accession talks.

Hold onOn the face of it, the fall in the pound removes a major obstacle to joining the euro: it has now reached a level where there are fewer worries about over-valuation.

Fresh out of the doctoral program in the University of Alberta's biochemistry department, Tara McCready's lack of business experience was an obstacle to joining the MBA program at first, because of the requisite 2 years of full-time work experience.

On Friday, he told reporters he has been assured by government ethics officials and the White House counsel that there should be no obstacles to him joining the administration now.

Although many institutions in Spain are part of the consortium, there are obstacles in Spanish law to joining a foreign pension fund.