Sentences with phrase «key impediment»

In the past she has worked as part of a team in Matrix organisations where she has been instrumental in removing key impediments to project progress.

While there are several headwinds that have been restraining economic growth, a key impediment is that the housing market has failed to respond fully to the significant easing of monetary policy.

Indeed, this can constitute a key impediment to rapid negotiation decision - making.

Governor Martinez identified truancy as «a key impediment» to getting more kids through high school.

Nonetheless, classroom management remains a key impediment to using differentiated instruction for many, if not most, teachers both veteran and novice.

But asserting that the bad quality of some fraction of 1.5 percent of media coverage is the key impediment to societal and congressional action on energy and emissions seems utterly silly.

Roth described the «key impediment to war» as «human empathy» and expressed skepticism that «better programming» can address concerns raised, warning, «there are moral judgments at stake.»

In a wide - ranging interview, he said that a significant number of people currently on Circle's waiting list would have full access by at least the end of July, that volatility was the key impediment to bitcoin's progress, and that Circle was generally supportive of Ethereum developer Vitalik Buterin's proposals for solving the problem of centralized mining.

The small size of the population of Northern Australia, and its wide dispersal outside the handful of major centres, exacerbated by the lack of participation by much of the Aboriginal community in the economy, is perhaps the key impediment to be overcome.

The state of the housing sector has been a key impediment to a faster recovery.