Sentence examples for challenges set out from inspiring English sources

Using the principles defined, our first step was to all come up with a number of ideas that would solve the challenges set out - focussing on mobile first.

Reducing displacement, supporting refugees and migrants, ending gaps in education and eradicating sexual and gender-based violence are all challenges set out for global leaders.

"The report has identified several areas that need further improvement and we will rise to the challenges set out and continue to improve the quality of both in-house and external advocacy in the criminal courts".

There is a tension between the policy of the NHS as preferred provider and a powerful role for local voluntary organisations, and it is not clear that Labour has fully risen to the funding challenges set out in the recent Five Year Forward View".

In order for the standard to be useful in addressing the challenges set out above, it requires widespread adoption, most easily achieved by demonstrating its use in extending the reach of a paper and by journals mandating submission of the data required to compile it during the editing processes.

To address challenges set out in the Introduction, we employed a few broadly used multivariate techniques, which we summarize here and detail below: The levels of many proinflammatory cytokines and immunocytes in our data do co-vary, i.e. have a systematic tendency to move upward or downward of their averages together (positive co-variation) or in opposite directions (negative co-variation).

That's the challenge set out by the indefatigable speaker, author, entrepreneur and athlete Dean Karnazes.

John Fuller, in response to a competition challenge, set out to write a poem consisting only of three-letter words.

He said civil servants had risen to a challenge set out by the Prime Minister to do away with unnecessary regulations, having recommended scrapping more than half of the 1,200 rules they had looked at so far.

Napoleon, aware that he faced a severe challenge, set out to strengthen his armed forces; he proposed a tighter conscription law that would increase the size of the standing army but had to retreat in the face of public and parliamentary hostility.

The researchers said they were pushing to meet a challenge set out by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, known as Darpa, the Pentagon arm that is financing a number of research teams with the goal of being able to build 16,000-bit memories by 2004.