Sentence examples similar to obstacles to resolution from inspiring English sources

The second obstacle to resolution is confusion about the nature of the problem.

The obstacle to resolution is we are dealing with effects when we need to deal with the source of the problem.

Nonetheless, the personal problems that his characters face are explicitly shadowed by social issues that give rise to them or that present obstacles to their resolution.

One of the main obstacles to a resolution centres on how much of the week should be classed as a junior doctor's normal working hours and thus attract only basic pay.

Plaintiffs, by agreeing to remove an obstacle to settlement, can generally get a resolution, and damages, more quickly.

One of the most prominent obstacles to this solution is the resolution 2216 itself.

The Korea Negotiation Initiative is a research project based at the Harvard Negotiation Project devoted to exploring the obstacles to a negotiated resolution of the Korean nuclear crisis.

While final obstacles to adopting the resolution were being tackled in closed-door talks between the permanent five members of the Security Council, the timetable to final adoption by all 15 members was being held up by the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, OPCW, in The Hague, which first must agree the terms of the US-Russia framework agreement reached in Geneva.

Domestic politics have proved to be a formidable obstacle to a resolution.

The former US president Jimmy Carter has described Israel's "colonisation of Palestine" through expanding Jewish settlements as the single greatest obstacle to a resolution of the conflict.

Seen as the main obstacle to the resolution of a war that had drawn in six African nations, Mr. Kabila had even lost the favor of one of his two backers, the Angolans.