Sentence examples for the practical impediments from inspiring English sources

When Beinart shelves his Icarus metaphor, he usefully grapples with the practical impediments to making good policy.

Kurdish leaders, well aware of the practical impediments to independence, repeat a mantra that the Americans want to hear: Iraq should be democratic, federal, pluralistic and united.

Furthermore, our ability to drive long-term expression (up to four months) suggests that CK30PEG-compacted DNA-nanoparticles may not be subject to some of the practical impediments that have limited the utility of other forms of non-viral gene therapy.

Recently, the practical impediments associated with intradermal injections have been overcome by the development of novel, minimally or noninvasive techniques.

One of the practical impediments to the widespread use of ultrasonography is that some intensivists may still consider it as a traditional radiographic procedure, that is, an examination that is ordered by the bedside clinician but that is delayed in its performance, delayed in its interpretation, and interpreted by an offline reader with no deep understanding of the case.

Officials briefly explained the legal and practical impediments to a nuclear buildup and how the current military posture is stronger than it was at the height of the build-up.

Finally, on the issue of political rights, Turkey was not able to implement effective external voting due to several legal and practical impediments, despite the willingness of the government for a while (Kadirbeyoglu, 2012).

A critical mission of the Vice Provost for Research and the research team in the Office of the Provost is to identify and ease practical impediments to interdisciplinary research, to ensure best practices for education, training, and guidance to promote the responsible conduct of research, and to ensure compliance in all areas of research administration across Yale University.

Practical impediments are the lack of standard protocols for evaluation of RA and, therefore, strict dependence on the physician's skills.

There are clear practical impediments to labour mobility within the euro area including language and culture.

Anthony Grafton makes clear, in his article on projects to scan thousands of books, that the notion of a digitized "universal library" has sufficient practical impediments to prevent its realization anytime soon ("Future Reading," November 5th).