An internal memo from White House economists to other senior aides last week noted that policy makers "necessarily tend to focus on the impediments to recovery".
One focused on the challenges facing increasing the supply of biofortified pearl millet, and the other on the impediments to elevating per-capita consumption of pulses through domestic supply improvements.
The cities with which the charity has linked up include Chicago, London and New York.Most governments, however, do not seem convinced that businessmen and do-gooders are capable of overcoming the impediments to energy efficiency on their own.
Our people want to know if we are in tune with what they care about as employees". The team collects employee happiness surveys, conducts root cause analysis on the impediments to working more effectively, and reports back to people throughout the organization, saying (in effect), "We heard you.
The purpose of this supplemental research was to obtain more detailed information, primarily through the face-to-face interview, on the impediments to the commercialization of research at the University of Kentucky.
"When you remove the impediment of paying taxes on that so-called profit," she said, "it's a big help".
One of the impediments to systematic bench research on the problem of blockage has been the difference in failure rates in low-resource settings compared to the rates found either in developed-country clinics or in the laboratory.
He casts the Democratic leadership in the Senate as the impediment to progress on those and other pieces of economic legislation.
Here, we demonstrate the nanoplasmonic electrical field-enhanced resonating device (NE(2 RD), which addresses all these impediments on a single platform.
Working with students at New York City's top schools, Jon focuses not just on the academic work at hand, but also on the impediments—sometimes personal or social that may be getting in a student's way.
