Sentence examples similar to supposed impediments from inspiring English sources
Yet it is folly to suppose that erecting impediments to growth, particularly commerce and jobs, is a path to success.
That's a "huge impediment" to what was supposed to be an open and honest process, he said.
One of the primary impediments in an AAFC-NFL merger was the supposed violation of "territorial rights" claimed by Marshall.
After years in which Washington treated the organization as a useless talking shop and an impediment to real action, Mr. Obama's arrival was supposed to be an uplifting paean to the possibilities of collective action — on Iran and North Korea, on global warming and global poverty, and the rebuilding of failed states.
Her preferred remedy is to allow the market to deal with most such problems, by removing the many impediments that prevent shareholders from playing the role that economic theory says they are supposed to play.
The investigation was supposed to conclude this month, but the timetable was delayed until 12 August to allow the CMA to look at options for overdrafts, one of the potential impediments to moving a current account.
5) The Apostles' Creed as supposed to be jointly composed by the twelve Apostles; the Seven Sacraments; the Seven Gifts of the Holy Spirit; the Seven Virtues; the Seven Mortal Sins; the Ten Commandments; the Works of Charity; the Ten Impediments of Penance; the Fifteen Signs announcing the Last Judgment.
The message, I suppose, behind so many of the mattress industry's claims is that all of a bed's high-tech features should combine to create nothing at all — a space free of any impediments to sleep whatsoever.
But my favorite aspect of the class was the emphasis the Murray's instructors put on learning the language of cheese: I suppose for many people, not knowing how to describe a cheese, or not knowing the names of various cheeses, is an impediment not only to cheese-buying and serving, but also to appreciation.
