Sentence examples for system roadblocks from inspiring English sources
Identified barriers to improved CBPHC included: poor communication between patients and providers, challenges in navigating a complicated health care system, roadblocks to information exchange, a general lack of consistency in service delivery, inconsistent follow-up care, and policy and funding constraints.
He pointed to Sarbanes-Oxley and other post-Enron changes in the U.S. regulatory system as roadblocks to economic expansion.
I believe she would be home recuperating now, if not for a broken transplant system that roadblocks potential donors, mystifies sick patients, and allows potential life-saving organs to pass by in order to obtain the "perfect" liver for a dying patient.
It may grow harder to persuade phone users to switch to another system, another roadblock to competition.
Meanwhile, plans to use regular power to restart the cooling system hit a roadblock when it turned out that cables had to be laid through turbine buildings flooded with the contaminated water.
Another removable roadblocking system used mines.
Much of those connections seem to center around the United Arab Emirates and Eastern Europe, where it is ostensibly easier to get approval for such a new and untested system without the government roadblocks that would go along with it in the United States.
While we made our journey through the red tape of the California Foster Care system, we experienced many roadblocks.
Vine users can flag inappropriate video using the mobile app and, if flagged enough times, the system adds an interstitial roadblock that warns you of inappropriate content.
As different districts and states re-imagine the way teachers should be graded, the country's second largest school system has hit a roadblock.
Indeed, integrating open source with proprietary products such as Windows-based systems, once a roadblock to adoption, is now easier and could improve interoperability and information-sharing among government agencies another Obama goal.
