This is a very high hurdle.

Moreover, the critical hurdle will not be the negotiations, but rather implementation of whatever agreement may emerge and its political cost will be very high.

Affordability does not appear to be a big hurdle.

In fact, there is also a colossal technological hurdle.

There are five hurdle heights on most standard hurdles.

An effective trail leg will be parallel to the top of the hurdle and will be as close to the top of the hurdle as possible.

But, for both countries, economic growth is not hurdle free.

Bilo at Baha'i Faith in Egypt challenges the undying ID card hurdle.

The real hurdle is getting this message across to politicians and voters.

Furthermore, the standard long hurdle race is 400 meters for both men and women.

This is a serious hurdle faced by many small countries, especially least developed countries.

She said, It was a big hurdle just to get farmers to touch underneath the vulva.

Patchy Internet connections are a major hurdle, as are the frequent power outages that Libyans face.

Another hurdle to strictly defining the boundary to space is the dynamic nature of Earth's atmosphere.

Resolve the AIDS crisis, and we remove a major hurdle to achieving the Millennium Development Goals.

The hurdle rate is the minimum acceptable return on an investment i.e., the project appropriate discount rate.

The lead leg is the leg that goes over the hurdle first, and should remain fairly straight.

Although safety concerns are paramount right now, the construction of new nuclear plants faces another hurdle they are very expensive. New nuclear power plants have high up front costs (which can be politically challenging), including a very complicated, slow, and fraught planning process.

Along this path, many potential drugs are withdrawn, and even successfully tested drugs face the additional hurdle of regulatory approval.

Tools and reagents Nuclear transfer is a delicate process that is a major hurdle in the development of cloning technology.

So the opportunities for trade between the two are certainly enormous. But, for both countries, economic growth is not hurdle free.

First, devaluation would distribute the costs of rebalancing more evenly, making it easier to clear the burden sharing hurdle to deeper reforms.

And you know the biggest hurdle for me, in doing what I do, is constructing my performance so that it's prepared and unprepared.

And even if this immediate hurdle is overcome, the US will still have only limited time to get its fiscal house in order.

The second hurdle stems from the fact that Cambodia's tribunal will be the first internationalized court in which domestic judges form a majority.

19. An initial hurdle is the diversity of bases for personal jurisdiction to be found in the domestic criminal law regimes of States.

That sounds simple, but it is a much higher hurdle than politicians in Europe and the US have set for themselves in recent years.

However, sixteen years on, it is becoming increasingly evident that race and its associated stigmas, is a hurdle that South Africans are struggling to overcome.

The US political system poses special problems as well. To ratify a treaty requires the support of 67 of the Senate s 100 members, a nearly impossible hurdle.

Many secondary school students drop out (Figure 20) or fall at the final hurdle (Figure 21) in 2001 75 of students sitting final examinations passed (Figure 22).

The historic agreement with Iran is just one of many that will be required to bring peace and stability to the Middle East. The first hurdle has been overcome.

The third hurdle is the danger that the Extraordinary Chambers will be regarded as the end rather than the beginning of a long term search for accountability and legal reform.

And even if this immediate hurdle is overcome, the US will still have only limited time to get its fiscal house in order. Financial crises almost always occur around the time of elections.

It thus removes a final hurdle to Libya establishing normal diplomatic and economic relations with the West and opens the way for US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice s visit to Tripoli this week.

The sophisticated and widespread use of a combination of false, forged and stolen documents by listed terrorists who wish to conceal their identity and or profile presents a significant hurdle to applying sanctions against them.

We urge greater efforts to be made to obtain the cooperation of the Kosovo Serb community with the Provisional Institutions, since that remains a major hurdle to constructing the necessary institutions of governance under the Constitutional Framework.

This is a very bad system because what happens is your hurdle rate gets set very low. People come up with really smart ideas for solar panels, or for wind, or for something else, and then guess what?

Until 2006, women in Uppsala faced a remarkable hurdle in seeking justice the city s chief of police, Göran Lindberg, was himself a serial rapist, convicted in July 2010 of more than a dozen charges, including serious sexual offenses.

And as a result once we got over a little hurdle, and having to audition twice they accepted me. And not only that what had happened was that it changed the whole role of the music institutions throughout the United Kingdom.

The confusion that still surrounds Europe s fragmented and therefore weak representation in international fora like the United Nations Security Council, the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank, and the G 20 and G 8 is a major hurdle in this respect.

But high debts will mean high taxes.

Official taxes are high when spending is high.

High circulation newspapers correlate with high circulation political parties.

20. A further hurdle to be overcome is the definition of the relationship between a court apos s personal jurisdiction and the jurisdiction bestowed on States which are parties to existing treaties to deal with persons who have committed offences created by those treaties.

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