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This door is our biggest obstacle.
The senior advisors will be your biggest obstacle.
The biggest obstacle to the large use of titanium materials in sports cars and cars remains the price issue.
The biggest obstacle to peace in the Middle East is the Palestinians' unwillingness to recognise the State of Israel.
It was the World Bank that noted that the biggest obstacle to economic revival is lack of access
unreported' fishing was broughtup over and over by the different participants and oftenpresented as the biggest obstacle to the establishment ofsustainable fisheries.
The biggest obstacle now on the path towards a European democracy- and it needs to be said- is the
I am grateful to Mrs Matikainen-Kallström for pointing out in her report that the routine generation of substantial quantities of radioactive materials may also constitute the biggest obstacle in the development of fusion.
yet all these strategies will help little if we do not succeed in removing the biggest obstacle for women: reconciling family
What were your biggest obstacles or fears when starting your own business?
The biggest obstacles to this trade are the tariffs on industrial goods that exist between developing countries.
You figure the big obstacle's his norwegian heritage?
Terrorism and insecurity remain the biggest obstacles to political progress and reconstruction.
But I wonder whether inexperience… is a bigger obstacle for me.
We got a bigger obstacle.
Maybe it's not a big obstacle for her.
the West Bank and in Gaza are illegal and the biggest obstacles of all to peace.
One big obstacle is undue complication and the ESC calls on the Stockholm European Council next spring to adopt a multiannual action plan to cut red tape in the single market.
For some reason the different alphabet had always struck me as a big obstacle to learning Russian
This so-called unconditional policy is becoming a bigger and bigger obstacle to achieving the Millennium Goals of eradicating hunger and poverty in developing countries.