Sentence examples for policy hurdles from inspiring English sources

Even E.P.A. staff members conceded a host of legal and policy hurdles.

They've managed to clear these policy hurdles partly by looking out for tort lawyers and other special groups.

The film also avoids discussing the high costs and logistical and policy hurdles to adding substantially to the country's, or world's, existing fleets of operating nuclear plants.

"There are some major policy hurdles that he needs to overcome," said Tony Perkins, president of the conservative Family Research Council, arguing that Mr. McCain still has not "closed the sale" with social conservatives.

As a necessary function of a product launch, startups are myopic — they're frenzied, they're broke and they're not remotely cognizant of the serious public policy hurdles to which they're racing.

Dexamethasone also faces fewer policy hurdles to increased use for management of preterm birth.

Because health insurance is regulated in each state, insurers must be licensed in the state where they sell policies, a hurdle which critics say limits the number of insurance companies competing in a given state.

There are other hurdles policy labs have had to tackle.

It follows that democratic decision making about fiscal policy faces additional hurdles over and above the complexity of the subject matter.

Although Facebook does not immediately face policy or legal hurdles in testing its drone in the US, Maguire said, it was the first company to fly at such altitudes and had a team working with policymakers to help set guidelines.

Corbyn would have to win a simple majority of the conference to change the policy – a high hurdle given that trade unions hold 50% of the votes.