Sentence examples for presumed obstacles from inspiring English sources
Further, Obasogie lifted up the humanistic qualities displayed in Gattaca like love, parental decision making, perseverance over presumed obstacles, and alliance building.
Where they exist, member states must base their domestic standards on international standards, and when applied for a legitimate objective, such standards will be "rebuttably presumed not to create an unnecessary obstacle to international trade" [ 98].
Apparently in Ohio, as in most jurisdictions, the suspect faces the additional obstacle that his alleged statements are presumed to be voluntary and he has the burden of proving that they were not.
A number of possible obstacles to career goals that may be presumed to act synergistically include domestic responsibilities, absence of flexibility in career structures and lack of role models [ 3, 10].
This paper presumes the importance of bringing possible futures into the discussion about the content of education, but little will happen if we do not acquire a firm understanding of the obstacles to change or the inactive roles played by presumed facilitators.
One obstacle to unilateral free trade pacts has been the unwillingness of the U.S.' presumed trading partners to adopt our relatively strict environmental standards.
It has been presumed that Penda acknowledged Oswald's authority in some sense after Heavenfield, although Penda was probably an obstacle to Northumbrian supremacy south of the Humber.
