Sentence examples for roadblocks to improving from inspiring English sources
Other communities across the United States have encountered similar roadblocks to improving player safety.
Interference is one of the key roadblocks to improving the throughput of multi-user wireless networks.
Some of the roadblocks to improving breastfeeding rates are widespread and unethical marketing by makers of breast milk substitutes, poor national policies that do not support maternity leave, and a lack of understanding of the risks of not breastfeeding.
The WHO near-miss approach allowed systematic identification of the roadblocks to improve quality of care and then monitoring the progress.
The use of the WHO maternal near-miss approach enabled the identification of important roadblocks to improve quality of maternal care in Baghdad, Iraq.
But we have a giant roadblock to improving our K-12 schools, and that is the people invested in the present system.
"If the number of vaccines we are currently giving children is the reason some parents avoid getting their children immunised, then this will help eliminate this roadblock to improving our immunisation rates," Thomas emphasised.
Grab, Southeast Asia's top ride-hailing company, has hit a roadblock in its efforts to improve its mapping and routing service after running into trouble with OpenStreetMap, the world's largest collaborative mapping community, through a series of blundering edits in Thailand.
The Senate Democratic leader, Harry Reid of Nevada, said the passel of amendments showed Republicans were "putting roadblocks in front of anything that we do to try to improve health care for America".
The papers underscore Blair's quartet role as a high-level middleman, interceding with the Israelis to remove roadblocks, improve movement and access in the West Bank, seek approval for projects and co-ordinate with the US to press for the deployment of PA security forces.
