Sentence examples for rid of barriers from inspiring English sources

Governments in recent decades have been keen to get rid of barriers that might deter private landlords, so they've reduced the protection offered to tenants (you're more likely to rent out your place if it's not so difficult to get rid of whoever's living there if you change your mind).

"has been painted as the black box where multinationals do their dirty tricks in getting rid of barriers that protect nice people," Mr. Lamy said.

This is what the EU is all about – getting rid of barriers to make life easier and less expensive.

But I get rid of the barriers so people can just walk onto the escalator".

"[I]n this energy space," Bill Gates said after his own meeting with Trump, "there can be a very upbeat message that [Trump's] administration [is] going to organize things, get rid of regulatory barriers, and have American leadership through innovation".

Sandberg's book Lean In, available on 11 March, is meticulously researched, with Sandberg first addressing the "chicken and egg" problem of gender inequality: the chicken being that "women will get rid of the external barriers once we achieve leadership roles," and the egg of needing "to eliminate the external barriers to get women into those roles in the first place".

The chicken: Women will get rid of the external barriers once we achieve leadership roles.

Another thing we can do is get rid of the registration barriers with same-day registration, which would allow you to vote at your polling location.

Getting rid of barrier layer has been proved to be the key to make electrical contact at the bottom, which helps to assemble nanowire structures on ITO glass directly.

"'86" is titled after the slang term and is about ridding oneself of barriers.

He added, "We must get rid of this ambiguity, otherwise all the barriers will disappear".