Sentence examples for through hurdles from inspiring English sources

So we restrict apartments and multi-family developments, tax commercial property excessively and put businesses through hurdles of regulatory red tape.

"Hopefully today's name change, while so meaningful to me personally, can also raise awareness of the fact that we [transgender] people exist everywhere in America today, and that we have must jump through hurdles every day just for being who we are," Manning said.

Hopefully today's name change, while so meaningful to me personally, can also raise awareness of the fact that we trans* people exist everywhere in America today, and that we have must jump through hurdles every day just for being who we are.

Hopefully today's name change, while so meaningful to me personally, can also raise awareness of the fact that we trans* people exist everywhere in America today, and that we must jump through hurdles every day just for being who we are.

If the Jet-Etihad deal "goes through without any hurdles, it will give confidence to people who wish to invest in this sector," said A. K. Prabhakar, senior vice president of equity research at AnandRathi Financial Services in Mumbai.

Uber has been dragged through regulatory hurdles in New York City since its introduction there in 2011.

Then, after a couple of years of stepping through government hurdles, they have been allowed to open.

Mr. Groh walked easily through the hurdles of the Adès work, conveying the full measure of its emotional weight.

"They [Israel] are trying to stop the boats through administrative hurdles," said Ms Hirschmann, an American Jew sailing on the US boat.

After nearly a year of jumping through regulatory hurdles and fending off inquiries from authorities, Google said Tuesday that it had completed its $12.5 billion acquisition of Motorola.

But the neighborhood has many more co-ops than condos, and "Vishaal didn't want to go through the hurdles of getting board approval," Ms. Choi said.