Sentence examples for challenges launched from inspiring English sources

Reports have previously revealed the challenges launched by Ukraine – which has not exported tobacco to Australia since 2005 – and Honduras, are at least partly supported by British American Tobacco.

In this sense, the new i-vector Challenges launched by NIST in speaker and language recognition in the last years are good examples.

The Smithsonian Institution, home to 500 scientists and an equal number of research fellows, today received a promise of a boost for the four grand challenges launched in its September 2009 strategic plan.

The Smithsonian Institution, home to 500 scientists and an equal number of research fellows, today received the prospect of a boost for the four grand challenges launched in its September 2009 strategic plan.

GEOSTAR represents the first European reply to the challenges launched by the international scientific and technological community addressed to the realization of a worldwide network of benthic multidisciplinary permanent observatories.

Participants are convinced that without such vigilance, the continuous political and legal challenges launched against them would whittle away at CRNA practice, imposing ever-increasing limits on their scope.

The challenge, launched as the oil was still gushing from the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico, initially attracted 37 teams from around the world.

Few had expected the 2013 legal challenge launched by conservatives – including Muslim and Christian religious associations, a rightwing politician and a retired bureaucrat turned astrologist – to succeed.

The legal challenge launched last night is the first against a school under the goods and services section of the Disability Discrimination Act 1995.

Few expected the legal challenge launched by conservatives – including Muslim and Christian religious associations, a rightwing politician and a retired government official turned astrologist – to succeed.

The house came out of a challenge launched in the cutting-edge media of the time by one of its leading figures, the publisher John Entenza, an aficionado of great homes.