Sentences with phrase «present barriers»

This fragmented management and trading environment is in sharp contrast to that of the modern financial world, and often presents a barrier for entry for a large percentage of the population.

Unfortunately, adoption fees and other related costs often present a barrier to the prospective adopters who may be best able to meet a child or youth's needs.

This may be because poverty presents barriers — such as transportation — to attending other schools.

Section 36 does not seem to present a barrier because the inventive ingenuity here lies in the new use for the old compounds and not in the compounds themselves.

The requirement to have a subscription (institutional or personal) to access published scientific data in a journal presents a barrier to people interested in science and research.

Thus far, digital comics present barriers to lending.

Remember that applications are legal documents, and you do not want to present barriers for candidates seeking to accurately present you with their information.

Glass certainly provides transparency; you can see through it, after all, but it also presents a barrier.

Indeed, oil wealth, so narrowly shared between the region's ruling minorities, has historically presented a barrier to democracy and left a vacuum of inequality and lost opportunities in many Arab societies.

But if publication presents a barrier, then some...

These investments present barriers for individual research labs to begin using CRISPR or RNAi screens as a research tool, and for existing users to increase use of CRISPR and RNAi screening in their research.

Following a thorough analysis of the WTO provisions governing harmonizing border provisions for carbon taxes, Hillman concluded:»... provided that policymakers carefully design a [carbon] tax, keeping in mind the basic requirements of the WTO not to discriminate in favor of domestic producers or to favor imports from certain countries over others... the threat of WTO challenges should not present a barrier to policymakers wishing to adopt a carbon tax system now.»

However, the Grand Canyon presents a barrier impossible for either population to cross.

Distance presents no barrier to the energy of reiki and by using Hon Sha Ze Sho Nen, it can be sent to any person or place at any time in the past, present or future.

Learners with hearing loss will typically experience fewer barriers in accessing online content than people with vision impairments, though multimedia and audio content will obviously present barriers if alternatives such as captions or transcripts are not provided.

The Safe Routes to School National Partnership is hosting a free webinar for educators in communities where violence or crime present barriers that prevent children from walking, biking, and being active outdoors.

Transformation in curricula and instructional processes may be promoted by offering sufficient access to technology and infusing technology into social studies methods courses while affording opportunities to consider the daily demands of a teacher that may present barriers using technology in the classroom (Berson, 2000; Mason et al., 2000; Rose & Winterfield, 1999; NCATE, 1997).

Though the standards of mainstream publishing houses are overrated, I've read many indy books where spotty spelling and lack of polished prose present barriers to enjoyable reading.

He sees present barriers as also holding out the possibility of liberation, notably for gays like Robert Gober.

Ups and downs in the economy and fluctuations in political will always present a barrier to stability for traditional sources of funding for civil legal aid.

(NB: The geographical distance between Ireland and New Zealand is roughly 18,600 km — a vast physical span that of course presents no barrier to Facebook's digital business making money by mining personal data in New Zealand.)

I employ integrative, strengths - based approaches to assist individuals in coping with current manifestations, and exploring and resolving issues which may have evolved circumstantially, temporarily presenting a barrier to an otherwise strong sense of overall well - being.»

The costs present barriers for teachers and students.

Cumbersome application processes discourage talented candidates and ultimately, present barriers in screening applicants.

Eighty - eight percent of teachers say that poverty presents a barrier to learning, according to a national survey conducted by Communities in Schools.

Price could also present a barrier.

Most sales have been outside the company's home state because the structure and paperwork requirements for Minnesota solar subsidies often present a barrier to the product, he said.

Achieving high rates, yields and titers under challenging industrial conditions has presented a barrier for ethanol producers.

But in addition to presenting a barrier to health coverage, the lack of Medicaid expansion in some states has also been a barrier toward driving down the level of so - called «uncompensated care.»

If you have a particularly high needs baby who can't, this might present a barrier to skipping the infant car seat carrier (but a barrier that you would only know after you had your baby and could then go purchase an infant car seat).

The role and influence of different household actors should be considered when planning EBF promotion and support activities as they may present barriers, or even enabling factors, to achieving the goals of the activities.

If a baby is sleepy or has difficulty latching, this can present a barrier to a new mother who is not familiar with breastfeeding and / or who may feel that the baby is not hungry or does not want her milk.

In this new world order, the temptation will be to wave aside rules that safeguard the food chain if they present barriers to striking deals.

Our studies demonstrate that anti-vaccine conspiracy theories may present a barrier to vaccine uptake, which may potentially have significant and detrimental consequences for children's health.»

But the extraordinary cost of the drug and complicated logistics of delivering it present barriers for many patients, according to experts in bioethics at the Stanford University School of Medicine.

All focussed on the organisational culture of SET and HE, and the processes and practices that present barriers to women's career progression.

Our studies demonstrate that anti-vaccine conspiracy theories may present a barrier to vaccine uptake.»

Suburban development may present barriers to physical activity, leading to negative health impacts that counterbalance health gains associated with lower exposure to PM.

Some of the steps required by the National Board process can present barriers, and only a few of my colleagues were on board with National Board because they simply didn't know what it could offer them or had not even heard of it» — Anna Baldwin, teacher

Trafalgar College has a staged approach to consequences that can be applied if students are presenting behaviour that presents a barrier to learning.