Sentence examples similar to setting hurdles for from inspiring English sources
Incentive trusts can set hurdles for children to receive money or make payments only for set reasons.
As for Joseph Estrada, I suspect he would be far less the champion of large families if he were the one giving birth to eight children.ROBERTA ABBOTTVancouverModelling investmentsSIR Economic Darwinism will ultimately prove whether the whole basis for setting hurdle rates is flawed ("How high a hurdle?", May 8th).
They set hurdles, and when Gorbachev jumped over them, they set higher hurdles.
Because the drugs were then scarce, the charity set high hurdles for patients, so high that only 550 of the clinic's 5,000 visitors are taking medication now.
My students self-belief is being crushed because the current exam system simply sets up hurdles for them to stumble over.
The country's Constitution sets high hurdles for censuring political parties and only two have been banned in postwar Germany: the successor to the Nazi Party, in 1952, and the Communist Party, in 1956.
The directive implies that cities can still set high hurdles for students wishing to sit the exam, such as proof of their parents' employment and of their tax payments and contributions to local social-security funds.
Moreover, as well as the off-target silencing events that will potentially set the hurdles for the development of a safe ZFP-based or RNAi-based system, studies have shown that high levels of siRNAs can cause cellular toxicity through various mechanisms (Boudreau et al, 2009; Grimm et al, 2006).
But it also sets ridiculously high hurdles for workers who want to unionize.
The challenge is to set the legal hurdles for online search warrants high enough so that governments cannot abuse their power.
