"Yes, there are operational hurdles, but they are solvable".
Operational hurdles and costs have made it hard for both institutional and individual investors to participate in such litigation.
Numerous regulatory and operational hurdles, in the end, were too much for the bargaining powers of the two companies to overcome.
In Congo, United Nations officials have faced not only operational hurdles but also orchestrated hostility against international workers, including attacks on United Nations' offices in Kinshasa, the capital.
"They [the alliance members] will certainly benefit," he says, but notes that they will have to clear some operational hurdles.
Originally formed to meet the technical and operational hurdles created by the government's decision in 1996 to allow local number portability, NSR's service offerings have expanded to meet the evolving needs of the communications industry.
Enterprise buyers know what it means to adopt technology from a startup and are realistic about product maturity; they understand that there will be integration time as well as educational and operational hurdles.
Operational hurdles were symptomatic of these barriers.
Participants attributed most operational hurdles to wider issues.
Box 2 describes the experience of one PI, providing an example case of operational hurdles and the importance of advanced planning.
27 This, combined with limited funding, high-teaching burdens, low-quality facilities and frustrations with bureaucratic and operational hurdles found in this and another study, 27 all serve as strong disincentives to research.
