The non extradition of nationals remains an important legal impediment to extradition.

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Another impediment is the dominance of large banks.

Brazil indicates in its fourth report (at page 31) that there is no legal impediment to sharing information with foreign counterparts to enable cooperation in dealing with illegal shipments of weapons.

(c) It may be an impediment to electronic commerce.

One particular impediment is high seas governance, or the lack thereof.

One frequent practical impediment to international trade relates to the multiplicity

Where she was born should not be an impediment to her prospects.

That energy shortage in developing countries is a basic impediment to development.

Russia argued that America s insistence on Assad s immediate departure was an impediment to peace.

At a time when bank capital is scarce, that impediment carries significant economic costs.

Some delegations expressed the view that there was no legal impediment to the United Nations assuming the role of supervisory authority, and that such a role was consistent with all the purposes of the United Nations detailed in its Charter.

The second is the elimination of child labour, which is a major impediment to education.

Illiteracy is a definite impediment for citizens of Pakistan, including women, in realizing their rights.

The many legal challenges to the measures, in particular in Europe and the United States, and the threat of more, pose a serious impediment to the success of the sanctions regime, not least by discouraging States to add names to the List.

Senegalese Prime Minister Abdoul Mbaye has cited high interest rates as a major impediment to GDP growth.

Environmental degradation in Asia not only harms its population s health, but will become an impediment to growth.

Failed states, it was now acknowledged, were no less an impediment to development than were overbearing states.

Immediately his ears were opened, and the impediment of his tongue was released, and he spoke clearly.

The cultivation of illicit drug crops remains a serious impediment to the sustainable development of some countries.

Fear of violence is a serious impediment to women's participation in all forms of social and economic life.

Lack or inaccuracy of reporting is a key impediment to assessing the extent and nature of the problem.

In some areas, the lack of security is still an impediment to effective humanitarian assistance and project implementation.

It also represents a serious impediment to the conduct of effective investigations in Darfur by national judicial bodies.

They were a major impediment to post conflict reconstruction in Afghanistan, including major road repair and utilities projects.

The biggest impediment to such an education are the mass media, with its tendency to cultivate superficiality and amusement.

The world needs strong voices advocating for internet users right to express themselves and to access information without impediment.

A major impediment to the success of these industries was the lack of a natural harbour at Coopers Town.

(a) The fact that additional minority religious groups have been allowed to worship for the first time as a result of the removal of a legal impediment to the full realization of the right to freedom of thought, conscience, religion or belief, but notes that serious violations of these freedoms continue

Reformists were justly criticized for lacking unity and resolve, but in truth their greatest impediment was a lack of constitutional authority.

Supporters of such research are framing criticism of it as opposition to saving children s lives and an impediment to scientific development.

Am I not better than this contemptible ( man ) , who can scarcely make things clear ( because of the impediment of his speech ) ?

Am I not better than this contemptible ( man ) , who can scarcely make things clear ( because of the impediment of his speech ) ?

Therefore, desertification ranks among the greatest environmental challenges today and is a major impediment to meeting basic human needs in drylands.

The cultivation, production and trafficking of narcotic drugs is another impediment to the consolidation of peace, stability and development in Afghanistan.

Secondly, an expansion involving six new permanent seats would constitute a formidable impediment to the effective functioning of the Security Council.

The Advisory Committee points out that the construction of a permanent building on the North Lawn could obviate much of the need for rental of swing space, thus resulting in savings (see para. 15 below). The Committee understands that there is no legal impediment to constructing a building on the North Lawn.

The world should be thankful that there is at least one. Where she was born should not be an impediment to her prospects.

As is rightly pointed out by the Secretary General, poverty and associated problems remain a major impediment to the progress of youth worldwide.

Unilateral sanctions, imposed outside the United Nations, were a violation of the sovereignty of developing countries and an impediment to their sustainable development.

This impediment to communication will be removed by the end of 2005, when the staff will again be accommodated in a single building.

The lack of adequate capacity in many developing countries is a serious impediment to the implementation of the Convention and its related agreements.

If not resolved, this issue will create a major impediment to the proper planning and execution of audit assignments, particularly for field audits.

The main impediment to further progress is that two competing narratives have emerged to explain Europe s economic travails and lay out a path forward.

They brought to him one who was deaf and had an impediment in his speech. They begged him to lay his hand on him.