Examples of using The obstacle in English and their translations into Finnish
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I think the obstacle is the building itself.
Late enough to still espy the obstacle- the financial morass- on the road ahead of us, but no longer able to avoid it.
World cup Racing World cup Racing Race through the street and evade all the obstacle along the way.
If Mr Westerwelle is the obstacle, then tell us that it is Mr Westerwelle:
from other Member States concerning the nature of the obstacle or threat.
I know that she suddenly appeared because she is supposed to be the obstacle between me and you.
I do not think that we should be the obstacle to a future cure for Parkinson's disease,
I think the obstacle is the building itself. I know this sounds weird, but in this case.
The obstacle to the quick assimilation of online learning is not actually regarded as a technical problem but rather as the slow change affecting the culture of teaching.
have an opportunity to eliminate the obstacle in the form of second-parent adoption for the child's stepfather or stepmother.
allowing the snow plow to move over the obstacle.
In order to bypass the obstacle presented by the acquirers' refusal, solutions have been provided by non-banking operators.
This just might be one of those situations where you can't go around the obstacle but instead you have to go through.
with the Member State authorities to eliminate the obstacle to more rapid disbursement.
Before today, I thought that Amanda just wanted me dead because I was the obstacle to her plans.
However, these proceedings are subject to strict criteria when the obstacle is created by a few private individuals
In any event, if the Member State in question has not taken the necessary and proportionate measures to ensure the free movement of goods while the obstacle was arising,
This being the case- as we have this hindrance to movement- we hope that this ice-breaking operation may be supported, as the obstacle has been ordained by the Lord, and we cannot do a thing about it.
simply an organised group of people- decides to take action to overcome or reduce the obstacle which prevents a person from exercising their right to tourism.