Legal hurdles

Indeed, only three difficult hurdles remained.

But this is only one of two hurdles.

This consensus aside, agreement on a new development model for Greece requires overcoming two hurdles.

At 14, I tried the hurdles and liked them.

For the first time in EU history, they received pre accession funding to help overcome costly hurdles.

Bureaucracies, Shleifer concludes, impose hurdles mostly to set themselves up for rip offs, bribes or safe, comfortable jobs.

Bureaucracies, Shleifer concludes, impose hurdles mostly to set themselves up for rip offs, bribes or safe, comfortable jobs.

Both countries now may be grasping for a democratic way out of crisis, but both still face high hurdles.

To implement it, however, a number of hurdles remain to be overcome.

Then we moved onto hurdles training, and worked a lot on technique.

Have you ever been stricken with fear in front of the hurdles?

The reason lies in bureaucratic hurdles and the already mentioned language difficulties.

One Livejournal user wondered about possibly nefarious consequences of the opt out hurdles

He managed to win at the European Team Championships in his best event, the 110m hurdles, set several records, and, most importantly, become world champion, moreover, the first in our nation's history of sprint hurdles.

Only a few hurdles remain before the US can consummate its crony takeover of Iraq's oil.

I watched the European Winter Championships, and the French swept the whole podium in sprint hurdles!

It is an opportunity to reclaim space and deny hurdles that limit our access to information.

You need to be careful and focused on technique in order to not knock down the hurdles.

Refugees rely heavily on access to the internet to communicate, but there are many hurdles in their way.

Saudi Arabia seeks to run its oil production independently, while Iran scares off potential investors with bureaucratic hurdles and corruption.

Countries of every sort will face requests to do their part to overcome hurdles to a new global trade accord.

But this could change as dollars become hard to resist and Cubans use them to cut through ridiculous bureaucratic hurdles.

We, at LASCO, have the utmost respect for the remarkable achievement of Omar McLeod. We congratulate him on his gold medal victory in the Men s 110 M Hurdles Olympic Event.

Not surprisingly, the League is calling for new elections in the spring, whereas Berlusconi would prefer to widen the government s majority by bringing back Casini a path beset with hurdles and hazards.

These sessions included discussion of technical hurdles when using native languages on the web, such as lack of keyboards to type necessary characters.

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.

Within them, new businesses have relatively easy access to finance (domestic and foreign) and can enter or exit a wide range of industries without big hurdles.

The formation of a unity government is only the first of many hurdles Iraq s new government must clear if it is to build a durable peace.

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.

Rubio may appeal to a new generation of Latino voters, but he has a number of hurdles to overcome, if he makes it through the primaries.

On Tuesday night, Omar McCleod created a bit of history of his own by becoming the first Jamaican man to win an Olympic sprint hurdles title.

The sugar industry in Cuba has encountered many merciless hurdles the collapse of the socialist block, low market values, inefficiencies, bad administrative decisions and climate change.

Russia continues to place hurdles before American proposals for sanctions on Iran, has signed with it lavish energy contracts, and is about to sell it advanced aerial systems aimed at thwarting a possible Israeli or American attack.

Given that corruption provides the basis for the Azerbaijani state and has infested its international relations with the West it is unsurprising that journalists and organisations that draw attention to this problem face serious hurdles and even imprisonment.

An argument is made, of course, that these hurdles mean nothing in practice if obstacles to operating in the formal economy are too cumbersome, businesses simply go underground.

But two steep hurdles still need to be overcome the intergovernmental conference and ratification through the national parliaments or by means of a referendum in all member states.

Your technique needs to be constantly honed, so that you could wake me up in the middle of the night, and I would get up and run hurdles.

On Labor Day, students held demonstrations in Tokyo and Kyoto to rally against this system, expressing anger towards the irrational hoops and hurdles that impede on studying time.

But once you get passed the initial hurdles of adapting, which exist in any big city where locals speak a foreign language, you can start enjoying the perks.

After Omar McLeod emphatically won the 110 meter hurdles (the first Jamaican to win gold in this event), Jamaica Gleaner employee Terri Karelle Reid tweeted an innocent question

Congress may also prove less willing to remove hurdles to Russia s admission to the World Trade Organization, given what is widely judged to be its leaders anti democratic behavior.

The organisation of the march has not, however, been without its hurdles, and organisers the International Coalition to End the Illegal Siege of Gaza, have not been beyond criticism.

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.

With all this competition, the hurdles to achieving alpha returns above a risk adjusted benchmark and thus a measure of success in picking individual investments are getting higher and higher.