Sentence examples for challenges supported from inspiring English sources

The legal challenges, supported by a number of private law firms, are being coordinated by the formidable Elaine Jones, president of the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund.

Table 6 Operational challenges in K-12 flipped classrooms   Category Challenges Supported citations 1. Students' IT resources Student might not have Internet access to view the videos at home.

Table 5 Faculty challenges in K-12 flipped classrooms   Category Challenges Supported citations 1. Familiarity of flipped classroom Teachers might not understand the value of flipped classroom and accustomed to this new instructional approach.

This is part of my vision to help to meet the UK's energy and climate change challenges, supporting a sustainable and secure energy system, reducing UK greenhouse gas emissions, and lowering consumer bills".

As our Connected Health report illustrates, done correctly, digital services can ensure the NHS continues providing world-leading universal care, overcoming financial challenges, supporting advances in research and improving patient outcomes.

I am challenged, supported, questioned and answered.

In order to face this challenge, supported photocatalysts with different properties were synthesised to investigate several strategies according to the photocatalyst selectivity.

In 2012 the Prime Minister, David Cameron, in his Dementia Challenge supported the Royal College of Psychiatrists in their work to increase the proportion of accredited memory services.

We see a trend that academic groups are taking up the challenge, supported by industry, to tackle some of the major culprits of cancer with innovative chemistry approaches.

Championing this historic event, Professor Konaré reinforced the importance of collective responsibility and issued a challenge to all Africans to ensure that all children are immunized during the upcoming National Immunization Days (NIDs), a challenge supported by Initiative partners.

Typically, the government accepted the artificial distinction between economic and political refugees without challenge, supporting the archaic attitudes of defensiveness about the vulnerability of our borders.