Sentence examples for challenge requires on from inspiring English sources

This challenge requires, on one hand, effective optimization algorithms to plan punctual deliveries to the retailers at sustainable cost.

And on "Cram," which tests contestants on rapidly acquired knowledge, one challenge requires them to study the Saturn manual.

This double challenge requires extra hard work on the part of Russia's leaders.

Solving this global challenge requires forward thinking and requires real action - not simply assigning blame on others and playing victim.

The challenge requires two further steps, I think.

Helping children emerging from the care system through the emotional and practical challenges required to embark on a degree was seen as vital by the University of Sunderland[http://www.sunderland.ac.uk/], so four years ago it decided to fund a position dedicated to providing personalised support to all care leavers who applied.

Essential interventions Addressing that gender disconnect is a multidisciplinary challenge requiring an emphasis on education, human resources, community involvement and social equality.

However, detection of viability following AHP challenge required longer recovery times, occurred on fewer pegs, resulted in lower numbers of survivors compared to GLUT challenge, and AHP survival was detected less frequently in BBF compared to TBF (Table 3).

Addressing these challenges requires the debate on empowerment to move away from an exclusive focus on localism to one that can account for the resources people need to live dignified lives.

There will always be a role for engineers focused on the massive challenges required to build autonomous transportation, virtual reality and any other ambitious future technology that we will inevitably conceive, but I'm not so sure this is what my friends had in mind for their kids.

However, as regional states and their international partners gather in Abuja on Saturday to discuss their strategy, Boko Haram remains a major security challenge requiring a coordinated response.