Sentence examples for removing hurdles from inspiring English sources

The study contends, too, that a shortage of housing equates to a "shortage of investment", which must be tackled by removing hurdles for people who want to invest.

Nor does it in any way reflect the broader Government view on helping UK business by removing hurdles and giving it an opportunity to grow".

Her entire professional career has been devoted to understanding and removing hurdles to creating welcoming, fair workplaces.

Removing hurdles from the charging experience can go a long way in convincing more people to buy the Bolt EV, or any EV for that matter.

But Richard Cassidy, who helped write a model law that many states are adopting in removing hurdles to re-entry, said many people are unsure whether they need to disclose an expunged record when applying for jobs, and they fear the consequences if the information is discovered later.

[C1.] Plan Aims to Remove Hurdles to Research To remove obstacles to joint research, four leading technology companies and seven American universities have agreed on principles for making software developed in collaborative projects freely available.

Burma's neighbours and partners in the Association of South-East Asian Nations had been hoping the election would end Burma's isolation and remove hurdles it poses to greater co-operation with the west.

The smartphone application gave women direct access to their care team, provided continuity, and removed hurdles in establishing communication.

We have to remove hurdles by providing resources, improving the quality of the products they sell, and by providing processes and tools that facilitate time on the street.

"We're removing bureaucratic hurdles.

A law that carefully protects people's personal data, while at the same time removing legal hurdles that still hamper some intelligence-sharing, is badly needed.