Sentence examples for challenge to remedy from inspiring English sources

The challenge to remedy this situation was set down and ultimately led to the establishment of the Council for Health Research in Development (COHRED) in 1993.

The patent challenges to cholesterol remedy Lipitor are formidable.

Temin explains what drives this "dual economy," what race has to do with it, how children are hurt, and why our political system is challenged to create remedies.

Because an analysis of the permissible scope of that authority is necessary for a proper determination of whether the salary increases exceed such authority, a challenge to the scope of the remedy is fairly included in the question presented for review.

To remedy this challenge, we used channels, as explained above, which are effectively globally-named and are typically used as state variables of the simulation.

To remedy this challenge, three of the five studies sent project staff to the practices to recruit in person.

Such critiques have led to reforms seeking to replace governments with markets to challenge or remedy market failure.

The absence of an appropriate framework from which to examine homeopathic remedies is one but not the sole challenge to quality research in this alternative practice.

The practical critique of welfare economics challenges the reliance on governments to remedy market shortcomings.

"We haven't stopped the EU raising any tariff, in fact I would like to see the EU making sure that their tariffs are high enough to stop dumping or to remedy any challenges faced by the industry," he said.

Christopher Ruddy, a longtime friend of Trump's who on Sunday publicly criticized Priebus in television and print interviews as being "in way over his head," received calls from both the chief of staff and Jared Kushner — Trump's son-in-law, senior adviser and enforcer — and said Monday that he thought the White House was working to remedy its challenges.