Sentence examples for reducing obstacles from inspiring English sources

My thoughts on Yale Prof. David Schleicher's analysis of ways to help the poor by reducing obstacles to mobility.

They hope the federal government will reclassify cannabis ("a huge undertaking," Dr. Briscoe admitted), reducing obstacles to much-needed research.

Although reducing obstacles to trade can help economies grow more rapidly and efficiently in the long run, exposing domestic industries to global competition can lead to factory shutdowns and job losses.

There is finally a Palestinian leader who appears willing not to scapegoat Israel as a way to avoid making decisions, and because Mr. Sharon is taking steps besides the disengagement -- like freeing prisoners, letting more Palestinians work in Israel and reducing obstacles -- to convince Palestinians there is a good alternative to violence.

If Mr Cameron is serious about reducing obstacles to social mobility, he should amend the act to enable the director of the Office for Fair Access to require the universities and colleges to do what is necessary to achieve fairness in admissions, including taking due account of "contextual information" about applicants.

Most involve reducing obstacles to the natural tendency of information to spread freely and evolve through collaboration.

I introduced this bill to reduce obstacles to voter registration.

"Actions that reduce obstacles to conducting serious, rigorous science regarding the use of cannabis to treat diseases is a good thing," he said.

This, in turn, could lead to enhanced trade and travel between the two countries, and reduce obstacles to shipping between the U.S. and Syria.

The shift underscores efforts by the secretary of veterans affairs, Eric Shinseki, a retired Army chief of staff and a Vietnam veteran himself, to reduce obstacles to sick or disabled veterans' receiving benefits.

It insists on including freer trade in services such as banking and accounting, better protection for patents and other intellectual property rights, a lessening of foreign investment curbs and reduced obstacles to agricultural trade.