- an
expulsion or
deportation decision of a non-national.
Examples of
impediments to
expulsion in
certain countries are:[citation needed] A government's...
- Orders. Some
canonical impediments can be
dispensed by the
competent authority (usually the
local ordinary but some
impediments are
reserved to the Apostolic...
- and
curators to fill this need has come to be
known as the
taxonomic impediment. The
importance of this
phenomenon was
recognized by the
Convention on...
-
Hopes and
Impediments:
Selected Essays, 1965–1987 is
collection of
essays by
Chinua Achebe,
published in 1988.
Several of the
essays caution against generalizing...
-
Speech disorders, impairments, or
impediments, are a type of
communication disorder in
which normal speech is disrupted. This can mean
fluency disorders...
- “obstruction” or “hindrance”; Tibetan:
sgrib pa; Chinese: zhang)
refers to
impediments on the path to Buddhahood. Mahāyāna
Buddhism recognizes two
primary types...
- workers.
Impediments to
mobility are
easily divided into two
distinct classes with one
being personal and the
other being systemic.
Personal impediments include...
-
Marriage law is the body of
legal specifications and
requirements and
other laws that
regulate the initiation, continuation, and
validity of marriages...
- An
obstacle (also
called a barrier,
impediment, or
stumbling block) is an object, thing,
action or
situation that
causes an obstruction. A
obstacle blocks...
-
dispense from
those prohibent impediments of
ecclesiastical law
which are not
reserved to the pope. The
reserved impediments of this kind are espousals,...
