Sentence examples for roadblocks for the from inspiring English sources

But it was clear that the rulings established new roadblocks for the defense.

Mr. Ratner maintained that one of the biggest roadblocks for the bill was opposition by the hotel workers union in New York, which, out of solidarity with its counterpart in Las Vegas, has lobbied against legalization.

On March 19, a state House panel on criminal justice approved, along party lines, a measure that would erect new roadblocks for the Floridians who just regained the right to vote.

"We see some small risk that the President could use the bully pulpit to criticize Amazon, and potentially put up some roadblocks for the company," the Deutsche Bank analyst Lloyd Walmsley advised clients on Wednesday.

Fuel shortages cripple minibuses and even proper buses, which provide the backbone of the public transport system.There is of course the black market, but price controls have also been slapped on transport, and I see many minibuses stopped at roadblocks for the police to check with passengers how much they were charged.When public buses break down, there is usually no money to repair them.

However, one of the actual potential roadblocks for the development of a robust nanowire-based FET technology is mantaining a high on-current when downscaling the nanowire diameter.

Packers, 38-30 SUNDAY 8 30 P.M. Minnesota (5-0) at Chicago (1-5) This is a potential roadblock for the Vikings.

The inquiry creates a potential roadblock for the industry's plans to expand in one of the world's largest markets.

The biggest roadblock for the Buckeyes is that they go on the road to face Iowa and Wisconsin, their biggest competitors in the conference.

One employment roadblock for the visually impaired job seeker is the view most sighted people hold about a blind person's dependence and passivity in the world.

But at the time, there was still a Democratic governor in power who served as a roadblock for the passage of strict voter ID laws.