Sentence examples for roadblocks to reporting from inspiring English sources

"Grant money is very important to scientists and their institutions, so this policy will definitely help change the culture". But much remains to be done to further protect those who have been harassed and to lessen the roadblocks to reporting, says Marín-Spiotta. "You could imagine a postdoc thinking, my advisor's going to lose all the funding I need to do my work," she says.

Advocates of stricter rules to prevent sexual abuse point out that immigrants face additional roadblocks to reporting abuse by detention center workers, often fearing that reporting an assault could hurt their case for remaining in the United States.

He said that he'd been stopped at a roadblock and told to report to an isis commander.

India's tourism ministry urged the state police to take action as soon as possible, and the police took the unusual step of setting up roadblocks and ordering truckers to report to the local station in what they called a "combing operation".

Even so, there are numerous examples of science journalists facing major roadblocks while reporting on government research, and cases where scientists have been denied the opportunity to attend conferences or collaborate with other scientists around the world.

Roadblocks to intercept deliveries by freight forwarders have also been reported in some areas.

On the highway from Dresden to Berlin, travelers reported that the army had set up three roadblocks to check travelers' papers.

But the report also said that Clinton would face significant roadblocks to getting her economic plan through Congress, resulting in far fewer job gains.

We encourage developing EM training programs in LMICs to continue reporting on their efforts, whether successful or not, in order to help gain further understanding of the facilitators and roadblocks to such efforts.

Penguins, too, suffer such roadblocks to amity.

Everywhere, it seems, there are roadblocks to affordable care.