Barriers definition

Barriers means all fences, enclosures or other materials sufficient to form an obstruction to the free passage of persons through such materials.

Barriers means aspects of a Participant’s personal, educational, social and economic circumstances that preclude or deter the Participant from participating in training or employment.

Barriers means any obstacle that impedes or prevents a person with a disability from fully participating in all aspects of society and includes, but is not limited to, attitudinal barriers, information or communications barriers, technological barriers, organizational barriers, and architectural and/or physical barriers.

Examples of Barriers in a sentence

• The provisions of this Title shall apply to the preparation, adoption and application of technical regulations, standards and conformity assessment, as defined in the WTO Technical Barriers to Trade Agreement (TBT Agreement).

• In this context, they reaffirm their commitment under the Agreement on Technical Barriers to trade, annexed to the WTO Agreement (TBT Agreement).

• For purposes of this Chapter: TBT Agreement means the WTO Agreement on Technical Barriers to Trade; and TBT Committee means the WTO Committee on Technical Barriers to Trade.

• Major known causes of mortality in this population include respiratory infections, diarrheal diseases, and complications of birth and prematurity.6 Barriers to access to care are also acknowledged as contributing to disease processes, but they are not explicitly considered as causes of death in the broad classification system typically used.

• All parties to this Agreement shall ensure that the plans for and the construction of the Project subject to this Agreement are in compliance with the Texas Accessibility Standards (TAS) issued by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, under the Architectural Barriers Act, Article 9102, Texas Civil Statutes.

More Definitions of Barriers

Barriers means a limitation in an individual's ability to become employed and self-sufficient or to comply with KTAP requirements.

Barriers. Role confusion resulting from staff turnover at partnering agencies; and a lack of culturally appropriate services restricts opportunities for meaningful integration. Is there increased knowledge of concepts, barriers and enablers to integration of health services which serve First Nations and Inuit? • # and type of knowledge products developed • Perceptions of increased knowledge of concepts, barriers, factors that enable Achieved Intermediate Outcome

Barriers are nonconforming elements in existing Safeway stores that are not "alterations," as defined in ¶ IV.A.4. 7. The provisions in this Section IV shall not be construed to obligate Safeway to make modifications which are not required by the ADA, nor to relieve Safeway of any obligation to make modifications which are required by the ADA, except as otherwise expressly agreed upon herein.

Barriers means obstacles such as but not limited to mental and physical health challenges; domestic violence; substance abuse; legal issues; learning or other disorders;; management of stress; children’s health and/or children’s behavioral disorders (i.e. coping with child’s chronic illness/impairment, school progress, truancy, substance abuse); employment (obtaining or maintaining); caring for disabled child or parents, teen/young adult pregnancy and parenting; etc. that impacts the Client’s ability to fulfill the program’s work requirements or become gainfully employed.

Barriers means safeguards designed to facilitate the protection of each client’s interests and may include (for example): separate teams, their geographical and operational separation and/or access controls over data, computer servers and electronic mail systems.

Barriers means social, legal, regulatory and administrative hindrances.2935 This indicates that full compliance requires not merely the act of sharing knowledge, data and tools but structural changes that enable open and rapid sharing of knowledge, data and tools.

Barriers. Barriers" means (a) any transferable roadway barrier having an upper end defining continuous lifting ledges for receiving rollers that lift and suspend the barrier, and (b) any barrier transport device with a rigid conveyor having a fixed S-shaped configuration that lifts and suspends a barrier as it moves across one or more traffic lanes.