Sentence examples for system impediments from inspiring English sources

All input information (types of interventions, human resources, and the amount of the budget spent) and output information (number of intervention venues, number of trained individuals, number of approved legislations, the project managers' impression of the success of interventions, feasibility of integrating the projects into the existing system, impediments and facilities) were collected.

Louise Newman, Michael Dudley, and Sarah Mares examined the role of doctors in the immigration detention system, the impediments to clinical autonomy caused by the regime and the legal restrictions to publicly raising concerns.

Other reasons include the saturation of the market in North America and parts of Europe, he said, and the high costs of building and operating cable systems, an impediment especially in parts of Asia and Latin America.

"What we find is a system fraught with impediments and dilemmas that delivers neither justice, nor efficiency, nor constitutional conditions of confinement," the professors Kitty Calavita and Valerie Jenness wrote in "Appealing to Justice," a book about their research.

Against that backdrop, Eugene R. Fidell, who teaches military law at Yale Law School, argued that the drama may be less about individuals than it is about institutions struggling to make the system work despite impediments.

Limitations in predicting system response place impediments to risk assessments, which suggest that new complementary approaches would be needed.

Generally speaking, the health issues of those individuals who are involved with the criminal justice system may become impediments to their rehabilitation, reentry, and reintegration.

Research conducted in both developing and developed countries has identified social and economic barriers as well as health system factors as impediments to accessing HCT services (2, 4).

In the decade since the attacks on the twin towers, American visa procedures for foreign artists and performers have grown increasingly labyrinthine, expensive and arbitrary, arts presenters and immigration lawyers say, making the system a serious impediment to cultural exchanges with the rest of the world.

However, destruction of transplanted islets by the immune system is an impediment for a successful treatment.

That means that it would be in the interest of every drug company from another country to challenge New Zealand's drug pricing system as an impediment to profit-making under the agreement.