Examples of using Major obstacle in English and their translations into Swedish
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
The Commission does not agree that the shortage of funds is the major obstacle.
Aren't you overlooking a major obstacle?
Corruption has been identified as a major obstacle to investment and business,
Settlement activity is a major obstacle to peace in the Middle East
The lack of funding is a major obstacle to the renovation of buildings in the residential
Two years ago, the co-legislators decided to tackle delayed payments, a major obstacle for the flow of goods
These differences can constitute a major obstacle to the implementation of appropriate Union-wide mechanisms to enhanced NIS in Europe.
The lack of electricity is a major obstacle to economic development in many of the countries along the Nile.
Consequently, this procedure poses a major obstacle to the creation of new railway undertakings,
Insufficient spending on healthcare is a major obstacle to the development of these states
Social stigma has been identified as a major obstacle in the recovery of patients with schizophrenia.
Statskontoret considers that the work of the police in searching for undocumented migrants does not constitute a major obstacle their seeking healthcare.
Excessive corporate governance regulation could be a major obstacle to the development of SMEs,
In general, money represents a major obstacle: half of the respondents said that they would pay nothing under any circumstances.
are a major obstacle to the free movement of goods
The de-facto non-existence of IPv6 reachable content and services on the Internet is a major obstacle in the take-up of the new protocol.
managers with decision mandates for the forensic medicine and forensic psychiatric departments has been a major obstacle to efficient coordination.
In addition, these mines also represent a major obstacle to economic and social development of the country after the conflict.
in the context of the Single Market, a major obstacle to the expansion of intra‑Community trade.
which represents a major obstacle to finding a/another job.