Sentences with phrase «serious obstacles»

There is no denying that charter schools in many communities often face serious obstacles when dealing with their districts.

It constitutes one of the most serious obstacles to the evolution of a harmonious global society, both within national societies and on the international scene.

In the meantime, the above articles may show that our existing laws aren't as serious an obstacle to electronic transactions as might appear.

Here as well is information on more serious obstacles to a teen's development that may require professional intervention, such as depression, eating disorders, substance abuse, and disruptive behavioral disorders.

In addition, the severe winter weather can mean serious obstacles for homeowners.

The results reveal serious obstacles to using the method in medical applications.

As a result, most refugee claimants would face serious obstacles if forced to navigate the refugee determination system on their own.

The most serious obstacle I face is showing teachers what data are actually telling them.

Many of these families face serious obstacles — from poverty to unemployment to single parenthood.

Inefficient businesses face serious obstacles in today's high - tech, competitive world.

These are serious obstacles on the route to a genuinely scaleable and genuinely decentralized blockchain, and while recent endeavours from the world's crypto communities would imply that there's enough belief they can be cleared, certain figures strongly doubt whether the Ethereum and Bitcoin blockchains can ever be used at scale.

, water needed for hydraulic fracturing and disposal of produced load water are becoming serious obstacles for Marcellus development.

We are committed to helping school boards in all kinds of communities to close the achievement gap, raise high school graduation rates, provide intervention services to academically struggling students, and create broad - based school programs to support students who live in poverty or other circumstances that create serious obstacles to learning.

Only over broken - up surfaces tackled at low speed or when encountering serious obstacles like a banked railway crossing does the 225/45 footwear approach its limit of compliance.

The negotiations will be difficult, with the North - South gap likely posing serious obstacles.

There's at least one other serious obstacle between Nintendo and a happy Christmas shopping season: According to the Journal, some Switch components are competing for production capacity with the upcoming iPhone 8.

A more serious obstacle Chesterton's cause will have to overcome is his polemical writings about non-Catholics.

Another glance at the deductive outline reveals a very serious obstacle to movement in the sermon: how does one get from 2b to main point II?

For months, if not years, constitutional experts have been warning him that Lords reform faced all sorts of serious obstacles, but he did not listen to their demand for a strategy until it was too late.

To determine whether inadequate responses by fellow team members may well be an unappreciated serious obstacle to successful resuscitation of athletes collapsing with cardiac arrest during competition, investigators reviewed 29 available videos from 1990 - 2017 of sudden circulatory arrest (SCA), or loss of consciousness.

Young children who have only one failing grade, a few absences, and a couple of disciplinary incidents tend to fly under the radar, but when taken together, these factors point to serious obstacles down the road.

As grand as these targets are — unthinkable a mere two years ago when India threatened to collapse the COP21 negotiations — serious obstacles lie ahead, especially in cobbling together the trillions needed to finance the shift away from carbon.

Their absence leaves in place serious obstacles to free movement in the Union.

In his Opinion in the «s - Hertogenbosch case, AG Ruiz - Jarabo Colomer had pointed out that the «eradication of the phenomenon of double taxation is an objective of the Treaty, closely linked with [the] establishment of the internal market» and that «the fact that a taxable event might be taxed twice is the most serious obstacle there can be to people and their capital crossing internal borders.»

Although many urban students are academically successful, some struggle to overcome serious obstacles to learning The presence of poverty, socio - economic challenges, high dropout rates, and dependency on free and reduced meals are challenges that can hinder the success of underrepresented students.

As ESPN's Bob Harig noted above in his tweet, that Tiger is forbidden from «all activities,» including sitting in a chair and answering questions, portends a more serious obstacle for his ability to get back to playing golf.

For fifty years, the Council of Urban Boards of Education (CUBE) has been at the forefront in helping urban school districts in their work to close the achievement gap, raise high school graduation rates, provide intervention services to academically struggling students, and create broad - based school programs to support students who live in poverty or other circumstances that create serious obstacles to learning.

With such a long and varied list of potentially serious obstacles and an increasingly tight fiscal environment, we're faced with a difficult policy question: what cost - effective levers can colleges employ for boosting graduation rates?

Fundamentalism, in its various forms, is a force that can no longer be ignored, for it constitutes one of the most serious obstacles to the evolution of a global society.

Old worries, however, have by no means been dissipated: «Having said this, I must also acknowledge that the emergence of a full - bodied Jewish conservatism faces serious obstacles.

It most probably can, partly because its main competitor, the euro area, has become a large capital exporter with increasingly unattractive financial markets, where recessions and rising unemployment are serious obstacles to fiscal consolidation.

Moreover, during the Great Moderation, such imbalances were not seen as a serious obstacle to stabilizing the economy.

This is a major breakthrough in the negotiations because the issue was one of the «poison pills» that Canadian and Mexican officials identified as a serious obstacle in the talks.

The settlements also constitute a serious obstacle to achieving a comprehensive, just and lasting peace.»

That is why he has successfully blocked any serious attempt to replace the butcher Assad's regime in Syria, and that is why Russian policy has been a serious obstacle to keeping Iran away from a nuclear weapon.

While we do not know how Our Father handles such cases — being denied the saving grace of Baptism can be a serious obstacle — we can hope that the child, having not had opportunity to sin, will be held close to the Father and brought to heaven by His means.

«In the eyes of most Orthodox,» the report continued, «these new ecclesiological and controversial anthropological innovations in the Lutheran world constitute radical challenges and serious obstacles to the Orthodox - Lutheran theological dialogue and to its original aim, namely, the promotion of mutual ecclesial rapprochement and, eventually, of Church unity.»

The realisation of the digital advantage requires creative styles of governance that are not merely inspired by visions of digital benefits but also address the serious obstacles that hinder attaining the digital advantage.

Likewise Father Jarlot, who declares: «There are structures that are unjust in themselves, because they are serious obstacles to realization of the legitimate aspirations of millions of people and to the necessary social and economic development of their country.»

In normal circumstances the Himalayan range in the north was no serious obstacle to India's trade with Central Asia along the silk route.

He is called various things, but apparently the belief that the Messiah was to come of David's line from Bethlehem remains a serious obstacle.

The serious obstacle here is that increasingly governments are (often voluntarily) losing the regulatory instruments to control the powerful corporations and global governance is increasingly the arena of private business actors.