Would DMart be able to meet the challenges of exploring new geographies and new formats?
"It remains to be seen whether the court will be able to meet these challenges," he said.
It is neither cost effective nor able to meet the challenges of organised and cross-border crime.
Whether the United Kingdom is able to meet the challenges of the coming decades will depend to a significant extent on its immigration policies.
Time will tell whether Hunt is willing and able to meet these challenges This article presents the author's personal views and not those of the BMA.
Semi-centralised water infrastructures have a modular architecture that enables water reuse, and thus they are able to meet these challenges.
Now, she added, "Today's generation needs to prove that it is able to meet the challenges of the 21st century, and that, in a sense, we are able to tear down walls of today".
Gunderson Partners in New York, an executive recruiter and management consultant that specializes in advertising, communications and marketing, is reorganizing to improve efforts to find managers able to meet the challenges of the New Economy.
"We need a strong BBC able to meet the challenges of the future so the idea that somehow or other it might have to face even more cuts than the Tories have already pushed through is ludicrous.
Right there, at that precise moment, I felt as if I would be able to meet whatever challenges came my way, as if there were no limits to what I could do.
During his eight year tenure as Chief Executive Officer, John focused his efforts on ensuring that the bank would be able to meet the challenges of banking in the twenty-first century, while maintaining its culture and community focus.
