Examples of using Is a barrier in English and their translations into Swedish
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Uneven enforcement is a barrier to fair competition
while other Members feel it is a barrier to achieving all that is good and fine.
Nevertheless, access to full-time childcare remains limited and expensive, which is a barrier to female and single-parent participation in the labour market.
Seth Darling, a nanoscientist at Argonne National Laboratory, informed that domain collapse is a barrier to fabricate smaller semiconductor components.
Non usability of ICT(lack of e-Accessibility) is a barrier for disabled and older persons.
The difficulty of transferring pensions from one Member State to another is a barrier to the mobility of labour,
We must also be prepared to change existing legislation if it is a barrier to exploiting new technologies, said Ms Lindén.
They point out that the lack of a well-functioning IT tool is a barrier to effective CPC cooperation.
It prevents the Lisbon objectives from being achieved, and it is a barrier to European competitiveness.
In the field of services, there are still considerable differences between Member States in their detailed legislation, which is a barrier to the free movement of services.
Haply I may do good in that he speaks, and before them is a barrier until the day they are raised”.
There is no single market for mobile telephony at the moment, and this is a barrier to the daily use of telephones abroad.
more when compared with traditional combustion, is a barrier for many drivers.
It is a barrier of fear and suspicion which has developed since 11 September, but was probably there beforehand.
The fuel itself is a barrier since the ceramic uranium pellets have low solubility in water
Conversely, however, the escalation of conflicts in the countries of the South is a barrier to their prospects for development and creates a vicious circle.
too little equity makes firms riskier and is a barrier to investment.
research cannot be achieved if socio-economic origin is a barrier to access or to research careers.