Sentence examples for challenge to delivering from inspiring English sources

Politics remains a challenge to delivering Iter and uncertainty has been ramped up by the election of Donald Trump as president of the US, where some powerful voices want to leave the project for good.

A great challenge to delivering adequate protein is the insufficient protein content of most commercial EN feeds.

UNICEF begins rebuilding schools in cyclone-stricken Myanmar YANGON Myanmar, 17 June 2008 – The weather has become an added challenge to delivering aid in cyclone-ravaged Myanmar.

By Michael Bociurkiw YANGON, Myanmar, 17 June 2008 – The weather has become an added challenge to delivering aid in cyclone-ravaged Myanmar.

With the groups living mainly in rural and remote upland areas and each having their own cultural and linguistic norms, such diversity presents a major challenge to delivering services like education.

Practice 4: Nurse Triage, Nurse 1 Completing a triage session without any 'calamities' highlights how, for some nurses, telephone triage represented a challenge to delivering safe care: It's very hard to assess people over the phone sometimes, trying to gauge and I think it's good to keep going into it fresh.

Adam Hall, sustainability manager of Surfdome says, "customers now expect action from a conscientious industry and it is our challenge to deliver that for them".

"It is quite a challenge to deliver something that is very, very fuel-efficient and yet feels just like a conventional automatic, and there are some balances and some tradeoffs that we make," said Mr. Burgess, the engineer.

For Richard Murray, the King's Fund's director of policy, it's an "enormous challenge" to deliver on promises to get thousands of extra GPs and to improve patients' access to them.

The challenge to deliver efficiencies is huge, and government intends that half of the £81bn reduction in spending planned over the next three years should come from efficiencies, rather than cuts to services or delays to important projects.

The committee acknowledges that the scale of the challenge to deliver efficiencies is huge and many of these will have to be achieved in areas where the ERG currently has limited influence, or by local bodies where it has none.