That said, the temptation to propose generic solutions to specific challenges should be avoided.
It prompts questions over how such PR challenges should be handled.
The committee looks at a spectrum of risks and threats facing Britain, its allies and neighbourhood and the world, and recommends how these challenges should be approached.
The courage, can-do spirit, kindness and compassion with which my son approaches his daily challenges should be an inspiration — not the subject of bullying, contempt or pity.
At a minimum, a serious downturn or a recession is sure to set off a renewed debate about the degree to which social and economic challenges should be left to market forces.
Mr. Abidi returned to India with the startling idea that people with physical challenges should be able to lead their lives the way other people do -- and not be hidden away or forced to beg on the streets.
Global competition for scarcer resources is growing, and so companies' responses to these resource security challenges should be guided by the strategic goal to become long-term "partners of choice" for countries where they seek to operate.
For 10 years now there has been a drive from government to devolve power from Whitehall to the regions, to let regions themselves decide how their very unique priorities and challenges should be addressed.
Jim Al-Khalili, professor of physics, University of Surrey 25 June Three hundred years after the Longitude prize was first launched and a watchmaker named John Harrison revolutionised navigation at sea with the chronometer, the Longitude committee was reinstated and the public called upon to have their say on which of six challenges should be chosen for 2014's £10m prize.
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in California is considering whether lawyers can use their peremptory challenges to exclude gays from a jury, which has led some legal scholars to wonder whether peremptory (as opposed to for-cause) challenges should be done away with altogether.
For this, the challenges should be recognised and addressed.
