Sentence examples for challenges of assuring from inspiring English sources

Commander Mark Wilcox, the Arctic planner for the US coast guard, falls back on the phrase "tyranny of distance" to describe the epic challenges of assuring safe passage through the northern waterways for an increasing number of independent tourists.

Abedi (2005) illustrated the challenges of assuring fair and valid testing for the English language learner (ELL) population under the current legislation of NCLB.

Identifying the best colleges and the colleges best suited to individual students is just part of the growing challenge of assuring that the nation's universities and colleges remain the finest in the world.

"But it is not sufficient to meet either the near-term challenge of assuring demand and preventing recession or the longer-term challenge of the structural loss of jobs for less-skilled workers".

The challenge of assuring the safety of the global food supply is a matter not only for public health but for private sector interests in the food industry.

Beyond the current efforts to eradicate the last remaining wild polioviruses, global eradication efforts must safely navigate through an unprecedented series of endgame challenges to assure the permanent cessation of all human poliovirus infections.

They also appeared more acutely aware of the challenges in assuring adequate numbers of staff to provide care.

However, the limitations of CABs have also been increasingly noted including challenges in assuring appropriate representation, mitigating power imbalances, and balancing CAB independence with research-based support [ 28].

While it is challenging to assure the overall content, we found that staff were engaged in sustainability and aware of the environmental, social and economic challenges relating to their subject areas.

Anybody in a government agency or any long-running concern that deals with this kind of volume will have challenges assuring everything is accurate".

"The challenge is assuring the accessibility and usability of data 20 years from now," says Dathe.