A systematic policy tackling the challenge of post-disaster migration remains far off.
Responding to the challenge of post-communist restructuring, the government authorized the creation of private universities in the 1990s that, it is widely believed, conferred many degrees of questionable integrity.
The challenge of post-conflict reconstruction in sites such as this is inextricably bound up with questions of identity, memory and power, all of which will need to be worked out when the war in Syria eventually comes to an end.
On average, a third of children who witness a terror attack will experience the long-term challenge of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), although symptoms are more likely to be severe for those whose family support is poor.
As mentioned previously, quality of frozen tissue is one challenge of post-mortem brain; thus, in addition to the parameters described above, adequate experimental controls are essential for the data analysis.
The challenge of post-MI therapeutic regulation at the level of the cardiac myofibroblast is to encourage optimum myofibroblast recruitment and retention in the scar (reparative fibrosis), whilst reducing myofibroblast activity in remote non-infarcted areas of the myocardium (reactive fibrosis).
After the robust challenges of post-Soviet business practices, even the oddest bits of English country life should seem quite manageable.
In him and Mikhail Piotrovsky, the Hermitage's director, both have bosses who have hustled through the cultural challenges of post-Soviet Russia.
He seems to have wrestled his way past the moral challenges of post-colonial theory the charges of privilege, appropriation, political naïveté, and so on to arrive at a deep and self-conscious affinity for Middle Eastern music and art.
As well as raising concerns about the use and logistical challenges of post-mortem instagrams of sunsets or brunches, the site has been described as "sick" for attempting to bring back the dead, and potentially messing with the bereaved.
