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Examples for "challenge"
Examples for "challenge"
1However, he said helping people to make good choices remains a challenge.
2Labour's business spokeswoman said a challenge in parliament could come days later.
3A challenge of a different kind presents itself to EU countries today.
4This is a challenge for city car brands in Europe in particular.
5The challenge occurred if countries wanted to join an international carbon market.
1Last year, Betroffenheit won the Olivier award for best new dance production.
2The long-term award would only start paying out in five years' time.
3However, an award-winning filmmaker and local journalist is hoping to change that.
4Short said he was surprised and honoured to be given the award.
5Mr Ayres said the award reflected the quality of local TV productions.
1Tanzania requires more health professionals equipped to tackle its serious health challenges.
2Conclusions: Morbidity from tuberculosis and HIV remain major health challenges in Kenya.
3Aim: This paper aims to highlight such challenges and propose practical solutions.
4Psaki said: Libya's challenges are political and violence will not resolve them.
5Working together, government leaders confronted these challenges and successfully contained the crisis.
1Indeed, he has just taken out four school awards in Year 11.
2South African Animal Sanctuary Alliance publicised its recent awards for responsible tourism.
3Hollywood's long awards season has often proved contradictory and inconsistent this year.
4More than 100 companies took part in the awards process this year.
5But this year, six African Americans won awards in five different cateogries.
1Speaking after the announcement of the medal, he said: It's absolutely wonderful.
2To come away with the silver medal was good, said Piet Bulling.
3Without them, this gold medal would have not been possible, she said.
4The Bulgarian authorities, however, denied the allegations and the medal positions stood.
5Many of New Zealand's medal hopes seem to be on the water.
1Conservatives believe voter ID laws are required to stamp out vote fraud.
2Power is concentrated in the presidency, with parliament seen as a rubber-stamp.
3In what ways do you see its cultural and social stamp today?
4Berbatov took only seven minutes to stamp his quality on the match.
5That's the beginning point, and a way to have that flavor stamp.
1Find in the Glossary the meaning of: day-beds; glade; skirted; yearling; trophy.
2She also claimed the 14th point that retained the trophy for Europe.
3I believe we have great quality and we won a trophy finally.
4Each year trophy given for aviatrix who has done most for aviation.
5Highlight: Winning the Supporters' Shield and ending the 18 year trophy drought.
1Defoe said it was important to highlight positive achievements from young people.
2The environmental recovery in the U.S., Europe and Japan remain unambiguous achievements.
3However, although we are united by our achievements, we're divided by price.
4We remain proud of our achievements since joining Government in June 2007.
5The solidity of my achievements is a fact not open to question.
1Stone said there were a range of reasons soldiers never received medals.
2Many of the defeated players, however, watched the medals ceremony taking place.
3Australia is on course to finish top of the overall medals table.
4Germany are traditional luge powerhouses with good chances of winning Olympic medals.
5Russia had finished top of the medals table at their home Games.
1Several Russians targeted said they considered the sanctions a badge of honour.
2You need the right badge to get past the heavy Swiss security.
3Several Russians targeted said they considered the sanctions a badge of honor.
4The badge and the honor of his comrade were in his hands.
5Luckily, we can use your badge to barge around and ask questions.
1Familiar names, however, are tipped to take off with the winners' trophies.
2Martin Corry will carry water to help after Leicester take two trophies
3Expect her to go home with at least a few trophies tonight.
4And all the trophies in China are not going to change that.
5For even though dead I will control the trophies of the capitol.
1And before everyone says u need badges, ur just bad, get good.
2An emerging trend in this area relates to digital badges, Flynn says.
3The wearing of badges or emblems in Leinster House breaches Oireachtas rules.
4As you accomplish the tasks in the magazine issue, you earn badges.
5The introduction of these badges became of great service to the army.
1Video game achievements like trophies, awards, or levels don't earn you anything in real life.
1Yet they still ask: why do we need food stamps at all?
2In a parallel development demand for government food stamps is also rising.
3What was left were thousands of stamps scattered everywhere with no value.
4While there are a record 46 million of Americans on food stamps.
5Two special stamps were issued today to mark important Irish Franciscan anniversaries.
6The banking plan oration stamps was put into effect late in January.
7Work of Frederick Remington used more on stamps than any other Amer.
8More than ever are receiving stamps for the first time, she said.
9Some were, of course, the stamps of the artists-butthere were others.
10I see the price of stamps has gone up What's the reason?
11Five thousand dollars in the shape of old coins and postage stamps.
12The good conduct of the servant stamps a character on the master.
13The White House said foods stamps help stave off poverty and hunger.
14Writer told clerk that he wanted a book of 25 cents stamps.
15People can pre-order the stamps, which go on sale from 11 September.
16Thousands of stamps are on show at the exhibition which ends tomorrow.
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