Sentence examples for practical impediments from inspiring English sources

They face constitutional, financial and practical impediments.

There are clear practical impediments to labour mobility within the euro area including language and culture.

When Beinart shelves his Icarus metaphor, he usefully grapples with the practical impediments to making good policy.

Anthony Grafton makes clear, in his article on projects to scan thousands of books, that the notion of a digitized "universal library" has sufficient practical impediments to prevent its realization anytime soon ("Future Reading," November 5th).

Practical impediments to expanding trade remain, he said, including a lack of open border crossings for cargo: at present there is only one,  at the village of Wagah  between Amritsar, India, and Lahore, Pakistan.

Mr. Osborne said there were serious practical impediments to applying a financial transaction tax — a view echoed by Finance Minister Christine Lagarde of France, whose country was previously one of the strongest advocates of such a tax.

The revision also retains the requirement of a 24-hour waiting-period — which has been an enormous practical impediment for women seeking abortions in states that have this rule.

The most immediate practical impediment to independent and third-party bids has always been the difficulty of getting on the ballot in all 50 states, a complex process that requires substantial time, money and organization.

However, the computation of this metric in spatially and temporally extensive systems can present a practical impediment to its implementation.

The Beginning Point: A pilgrimage is privileged opportunity, because not everyone gets the chance to go on an actual pilgrimage due to a lack of time, money, or other practical impediment.

However, this is a minor practical impediment since it occurs near the saturation limit of common laboratory luminometers.