Even Marx knew that the iron laws of economics could not be overcome by wishful thinking.

But in practice there is an insurmountable difficulty with this approach.

But to be sure, with effective national and international efforts, they can be overcome.

These obstacles must be overcome.

(Hayekians object to this, arguing that, because the crisis was caused by excessive credit, it cannot be overcome with more.)

The technical problems seemed insurmountable, so researchers since the 1960s have sought to deposit GaN on a base of readily available sapphire.

But there is a difficult legacy to overcome.

Main actors and barriers to be overcome

In the same way also there are good works that are obvious, and those that are otherwise can't be hidden.

Likewise also the good works of some are manifest beforehand and they that are otherwise cannot be hid.

The administrative difficulties in implementing a Tobin tax are not insurmountable, as long as all major advanced countries go along.

As is widely recognized, the problems of the Conference are of a political nature and can be overcome only by political decisions developed in capitals.

Key obstacles barriers and challenges to be overcome

West African leaders are aware that only by fighting together against this shameful trafficking will they be able to overcome it.

We should not relent in our resolve to achieve constructive results, for no man made challenges are insurmountable.

Ongoing dialogue between the International Monetary Fund and a number of funding, technical and implementing partners is creating a better understanding of macroeconomic concerns and how these can be overcome.

It was also noted that the protections currently contained in the draft article could be found elsewhere in the draft articles, in particular article 3 on protection by the State of nationality and article 17 on actions or procedures other than diplomatic protection.

First, there is the economic and financial crisis that we are only slowly overcoming.

The differing constitutional requirements of States will be one of the major hurdles to be overcome.

His reign was punctuated by a series of internal conflicts which he managed to overcome.

Applying this process to large banks and to financial institutions that are not formally banks and that do not have insured retail deposits sounds fine on paper. But in practice there is an insurmountable difficulty with this approach.

No one should prejudge them.

Articles 58, 59 and 60 were not touched upon at the London seminar and have also previously proved to be uncontentious.

Globalization therefore entrenches dualism, rather than helping to overcome it.

Yet there are still considerable roadblocks to overcome.

In the same spirit, Secretary General Kofi Annan pointed out the contradictions to be overcome, stating

In the context of the sterling efforts of many developing countries to take ownership of their development responsibilities and overcome at times seemingly insurmountable challenges, we welcome the initiatives that have been taken to reduce the debt burden of the most economically disadvantaged among us.

As a country in transition, Azerbaijan faced political, economic and social challenges, which could be overcome through improved joint efforts of the Government and civil society, with the support of the international community.

When you're pre immunized, what happens is you have forces in your body pre trained to recognize and defeat specific foes.

However, they are often exaggerated and certainly not insurmountable.

The Committee shall, unless it decides otherwise, deal with communications in the order in which they have been placed before it by the Secretariat.

The ability to anticipate the demographic transition with a fairly high degree of accuracy provides countries with ample room to better prepare for the challenges posed by ageing and makes it a surmountable problem, provided that proper action is taken in time.

Noting that, despite the progress achieved, difficulties remain in the implementation of the settlement plan which must be overcome,

So far, macroeconomic policy has borne both the blame for economic malaise and the hope that it can be overcome.

Why should we do things that cannot be restored ever and we will definitely regret about!

The granting of nationality of the Niger through birth in the national territory has the unquestionable merit of avoiding cases of statelessness in the Niger.

The war against terrorism could not be won, however, unless the international community was willing to identify and deal with the underlying causes of the phenomenon.

According to this indicator, there is no difference between boys and girls, nor is there a difference between the rural and urban areas.

But the lesson of the Libyan intervention is that division can be overcome if the will exists.

The banking system is not primarily suffering from a temporary breakdown of the inter bank market and a transitory decline in asset values that could be overcome simply by waiting for recovery.

Noting that, despite the progress achieved, difficulties remain in the implementation of the settlement plan which must be overcome,

Meanwhile, Haiti s ecological and demographic conditions posed huge development challenges that have never been overcome.

Breathing One problem that aquatic insects must overcome is how to get oxygen while they are under water.

The recent successes demonstrate that with political will and sufficient resources, even the greatest of scourges can be beaten a lesson not only for South Africa but also for countries elsewhere in Africa and the developing world.

Indeed, the legacy of that dynamic was fully overcome in Europe only two decades ago.