Sentence examples for roadblocks to development from inspiring English sources

Today, as the country moves toward democracy and opens up to the world, its barely functioning universities are one of the largest roadblocks to development.

Winning Congress "is the only way that the country can realize the change promised by President Fox and do away with the roadblocks to development," said the PAN's national leader, Luis Felipe Bravo Mena.

Meanwhile, powerful political players are attempting to remove roadblocks to development.

Working with older women and men globally to develop their capabilities, reduce their vulnerabilities and alleviate the challenges within their communities, HelpAge International has proven time and again that older persons are not roadblocks to development.

Now that access to government has stopped, and [NGOs] are seen as an active roadblock to development.

Informality is, like corruption itself, considered a roadblock to development or bump in the road towards good governance.

These knowledge gaps have acted as roadblocks to the development of future-generation energy technology.

With awards as high as $1.1 million, they will aim to address roadblocks to economic development in sub-Saharan Africa.

Each team then does exhaustive market research, identifying potential customers, investors and industry partners and addressing roadblocks to commercial development.

The U.S. Department of Energy has issued a Request for Information requesting public input on potential programmatic areas and opportunities to overcome technological roadblocks to the development of transformational technologies relevant to the Advanced Research Projects Agency Energygy (ARPA-E) mission.

In this issue of Immunity, a collection of detailed reviews summarizes needs, opportunities, and roadblocks to the development of new vaccines, all in the context of our current knowledge and understanding of key aspects of immune function and microbial interactions with the host.