Sentence examples for which are obstacles from inspiring English sources

"There are certain laws which are obstacles to the freedom of the people and we will strive to abolish these laws within the framework of the Parliament," Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi said, as quoted by Reuters.

Micelles, which are obstacles to intermolecular transfer, will form if the concentration of a surfactant has passed its cmc.

The First Lady called for stronger efforts to stop sexual harassment and violence against children, which are obstacles to girls' schooling.

First, this is a single center study in a specific geographic location with some particularities from an epidemiological point of view [ 2, 37], which are obstacles for external validity.

It decries the previous deal with the IMF (done in the depths of the 2008 crisis) as an example of "old-type forms of co-operation which were obstacles to our economic independence".

We need that special sauce that equal the "Erotic Equation" which is Obstacle + Prohibition + Yearning = Desire.

Several cultural myths exist regarding cancer, which are critical obstacles to expanded cancer control and care in Kenya, especially when it comes to early detection.

Marks are attached on all the walls, which are only obstacles in the working environment.

However, the dissolution of active materials into electrolyte results in short cycle life and low rate capacity which are inevitable obstacles to the industrialization.

Requirements like imports licensing, quality standards, custom rules, pre-shipment inspections and rules of origin which are often obstacles to free trade come within the scope of non-tariff barriers.

This state can be reached without the smoker having to renounce "habit-automatisms" and handling, which are major obstacles to quitting smoking.