A lot of hurdles.

Serious political hurdles still confront the peace process, and we must have the full cooperation of the parties to overcome them.

In that respect, major hurdles that were identified five years ago persist.

Once these hurdles were overcome, the implementation of the study went smoothly.

Hurdles in converting informal remittance systems to formal systems through registration or licensing

Immigrants who overcame those legislative and institutional hurdles often faced intolerance and even violence.

The Agency faced many hurdles, not least among them the austerity measures introduced in the mid 1990s.

Taken together, these factors present a formidable set of hurdles to the sustainable development of small island developing States.

There's many of these different kinds of hurdles besides technology challenges that we need to address before this becomes a reality.

It turns out that driving, with its associated design implementation and regulatory hurdles, is actually a harder problem to solve than flying.

This is good news, particularly for the poor. But many hurdles remain, and now the world must focus on three critical issues.

In the area of emergency activities in the occupied Palestinian territory UNRWA was facing enormous hurdles owing to violence, curfews and closures.

Then, after years of bureaucratic hurdles, it is the National Institute on Drug Abuse that has held the final key to the lock.

He noted that negotiations between the European Union countries and Iran concerning the latter's atomic programme were facing some hurdles and causing some concern.

Now if this is what you want to do, you pretty quickly realize you're going to run into two pretty big hurdles, two big obstacles.

Now if this is what you want to do, you pretty quickly realize you're going to run into two pretty big hurdles, two big obstacles.

The Commonwealth silver medallist, who will compete in the 400m hurdles at her fifth World Championships, says it's incredible 16 Scots are in the British team.

Private doctors are reportedly frequently denied access to prisoners or must pass through such hurdles as obtaining a court order in order to gain such access.

Figueres s weak grasp on the facts has led her not only to conclude that China is doing it right on climate change, but also to speculate that China has succeeded because its political system avoids some of the legislative hurdles seen in countries including the US. In other words, the UN s top climate official seems to be suggesting that an authoritarian political system is better for the planet.

We are also worried about the weakness in the administration of justice and the ongoing problem of insecurity, as they constitute major hurdles confronting the entire Haitian people today.

Countries of every sort will face requests to do their part to overcome hurdles to a new global trade accord. Tariff and non tariff barriers will need to come down.

More needs to be done urgently to address the hurdles of development, which range from finance to debt, trade, global governance and systemic issues, the environment and science and technology.

As regards the peace process in the Middle East, hopes for a final settlement have evaporated as a result of the Israeli intransigence, which placed hurdles on the road to peace.

Even if a study does cross all the hurdles described above, the door may stay locked if the intent is to study the benefits of medical marijuana as opposed to the harm.

2. The work of the Committee on Contributions provided a basis for clearing some of the hurdles with regard to the scale methodology and indicated areas where further efforts might be undertaken.

Because marijuana is a Schedule I substance (meaning that by definition it has no currently accepted medical use and a high potential for abuse ), there are significant hurdles to getting the door unlocked.

The formal decision to create a tribunal for the Khmer Rouge represents a major achievement after a decade of diplomatic effort. To implement it, however, a number of hurdles remain to be overcome.

Unlike the cases of even primitive biological and nuclear weapons, the components and know how to produce simple chemical weapons are widely available, and the financial and technological hurdles are much less problematic.

The OPCW Director General has rightly pointed out that the know how to produce simple chemical weapons is widely available and that the financial and technical hurdles in that regard are much less problematic.

Moreover, the main oil exporters are unwilling to subordinate their investment policies to market requirements. Saudi Arabia seeks to run its oil production independently, while Iran scares off potential investors with bureaucratic hurdles and corruption.

However, we should not let ourselves fall into euphoria, because there are still important steps to be taken and hurdles to be overcome before we see the Treaty enter into force and actually be implemented.

To surmount the associated political hurdles, eurozone leaders must create a limited fiscal capacity, which should act as a common but limited shock absorption function that would contribute to cushioning the impact of country specific shocks and help to prevent contagion across the euro area and beyond. This mechanism should also provide financial support for structural reforms through limited, temporary, flexible, and targeted financial incentives.

To seize these export opportunities, however, developing country producers and exporters need to overcome a number of hurdles, including the need to conform to the OA production standards and conformity assessment procedures of the consuming country.

Lending, too, is being transformed by technology. Crowdsourced funding and peer to peer lending schemes give borrowers the opportunity to circumvent many of the hurdles of traditional banking including, in some cases, collateral requirements and credit ratings.

This project will focus on increasing the capacity of senior Government officials in five regions to identify gaps and hurdles in achieving the internationally agreed goals regarding health, gender equality, population and development and socially vulnerable groups.

Patterns of current practice clearly indicate that either certain nationalities are not allowed to take up residence in France or the administrative and bureaucratic hurdles are such that nationals from certain countries tend not to request it

An overriding challenge moving forward, therefore, will be to encourage more companies to develop this important communication, understanding hurdles that include language issues as well as fundamental differences in business culture and attitudes with respect to implementation versus communication.

More strong points can be seen in the nationwide goodwill enjoyed by the bank, which enabled it to overcome commercial and regulatory hurdles, the enviably low default rate among its borrowers and the existing billing and loan collection mechanisms.

At the same time, governments will have to implement policies aimed at guiding investment toward specific diseases. For example, increased NIH funding, extended market exclusivity, and relaxed regulatory hurdles in the US resulted in a renaissance in antibiotic drug development.

This inter institutional and multisectoral commission would also strive to improve the link between work at the local and national levels, ensure a high level commitment to overcome bureaucratic hurdles, and facilitate local coordination between the UN system and the Government.

In other words, the improvement in the country apos s security situation is more the result of the hurdles currently facing the rebel forces in the field than of greater success by the Burundi army in its clashes with the rebels.

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Indeed, only 5.4 of South Asia s current trade flows are intra regional, compared to 51 in East Asia. Major hurdles include poor transport connectivity and stifling non tariff barriers, which impede growth and undermine welfare in Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh, and north eastern India.

At the same time, the capacity of the Government, due to the limited human resources available, as well as the logistical difficulties of inter island transportation, are also proving to be major hurdles in the implementation of the recovery and reconstruction programme.

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