Sentence examples for challenges facing relief from inspiring English sources

Jo has a strong understanding of the current security requirements and likely future challenges facing relief and development organisations.

VIDEO  high | low 4 November 2008: UNICEF Director of Emergency Programmes Louis-Georges Arsenault analyses the ongoing challenges facing relief operations in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Gordon Brown, Britain's chancellor of the exchequer, has also proposed debt relief for the countries affected by the tsunami.That leaves logistics as the main challenge facing the relief effort.

In the southern Indian states of Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh, in the Nicobars and in the Tiger-controlled north of Sri Lanka, the sea's victims were subsistence farmers and fishing people eking out a precarious living in, or at the edge of, a fickle ocean.Rebuilding their lives is the challenge facing the relief effort.

The effort to silence Professor Xia has thrown into sharp relief the challenges facing elite colleges and universities like Peking University, caught between political controls at home and their ambitions to gain international respect as grand centers of learning.

But as the eight-month conflict has drawn to a close, the challenges facing the new Libya have come into sharp relief.

There are three great challenges facing researchers in modern macroeconomics today, all brought into sharp relief by the recent financial crisis.

"The consultation on business rates relief is an important recognition of one of the challenges facing the industry".

(March 15): The withdrawal of Tysabri, a drug that brought relief to thousands of people with multiple sclerosis, highlights the challenges facing drug manufacturers and the Food and Drug Administration.

Comic Relief's assemblies and accompanying films for primary and secondary help pupils to understand the challenges faced by children living in post-conflict Uganda.

Urgent challenges face the country.