(c) Identifying the obstacles encountered and ways of overcoming them

Poverty was cited as a serious barrier.

In 2004 2005, new funding was committed toward a Cognitive Disability Strategy targeted to four communities.

It was intended to identify the legal and regulatory barriers to electronic authentication services that might prevent the cross jurisdictional acceptance of authentication services as well as that might prevent the recognition of electronic signatures across jurisdictions in a non discriminatory way.

The first obstacle's the biggest, the money.

The progress made has led to the gradual removal of these three fold obstacles institutional, human and material.

II. THE OBSTACLES TO DEMOCRACY AND THE MEANS OF OVERCOMING THEM

She said that, did she? She was sorry you were interrupted.

Do you know that bipolar disorder is nicknamed the CEO disease?

They live life knowing they live it against the law.

Obstacles

Obstacles to education goals and benchmarks to overcome them

I don't know how to put it, but I've got this thing about girls.

Nor could he see any legal obstacles to such an initiative.

These obstacles constitute structural blockages or root causes that prevent the realization of the right to development.

8. Panel discussions focused not only on gaining an understanding of the constraints hindering the development of remote sensing education but also on concrete proposals for alleviating such constraints.

(f) Accessibility

Obstacles

C. Obstacles

The obstacles to the socio economic development of Africa are well known.

The Committee considers such obstacles to be incompatible with articles 17 and 23.

(a) The obstacles to democracy and the means of overcoming them

To overcome handicaps

So, you hit a snag?

What thing?

Information on whether language has proved a hindrance in political participation is not available.

However, the remaining obstacles need to be acknowledged and addressed quickly.

It is essential, however, to recognize the existence of certain obstacles that might jeopardize its de facto application.

A decade ago in Beijing, the global community recognized that violence against women is an obstacle to gender equality.

Economic needs tests were singled out as a barrier to the expansion of trade in health services.

In addition, 36.0 per cent have civil engineers and architects who are trained in access issues 54.4 per cent have worked to increase access awareness 41.2 per cent have implemented accessibility programmes and 62.3 per cent have involved organizations of persons with disabilities in the planning and implementing of access measures.

The major problems or obstacles preventing former participants from applying the knowledge received in Sweden can be summarized as follows

Mrs Keller, I don't think Helen's worst handicap is deafness or blindness.

Many barriers are breaking down.

Main obstacles

Obstacle Race

Here's the obstacle.

(i) Identification of impediments to inward investment

From the ease with which you swept away obstacles that no one knew could even be budged.

This obstacle has been highlighted at several recent awareness and capacity building activities.

One witness viewed this as a deliberate obstacle placed before Palestinian lawyers.

Such mandatory provisions were in practice found to be an obstacle to agreeing to commercially reasonable solutions.

We must work to remove the obstacles that still stand in the way of a free press in our country.

However, some were of the view that the lack of technical expertise and manpower was a greater stumbling block for SMEs than certification costs.

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