Sentences with phrase «regarded as impediments»

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Others are subject to contractual impediments such as union work rules — or company policies regarding long - term or even lifelong employment.

The cosmopolitan envisions the direct application of moral principles on a global scale, and regards the nation - state as an impediment to human rights and global justice.

Wealth, on the other hand, is regarded at best as an impediment to righteousness and at worst as a positive evil.

The great and the good, however, increasingly regard national loyalties as dangerous impediments to international peace and prosperity.

Bonds of loyalty allow us to resist tyranny, whether in the form of the utilitarian despotism of global capitalism or the universal moralism that regards our traditions as impediments to the realization of true justice.

Unfortunately many climate scientists appear to regard such requirements as impediments to their creativity.

Neither is it likely, I suspect, to appeal to students, who far too often regard law school as a series of impediments to a license to getting out there to do something, anything.

3) it was open to the trial judge on the evidence to conclude, as he did, that continued parental access was not in P.A.V.'s best interests, that the appellants had not satisfied their onus of demonstrating that access would benefit P.A.V. once he became a Crown ward, that V.D.'s inability to control her conduct, including her harassing behaviours, demonstrated a present and continuing impediment to permanency planning for P.A.V., and that V.D. routinely ignores directions and rules regarding P.A.V. with which she disagrees; and