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It is hard to overstate the challenges that confront Mr. Schrempp.

The hard ethical challenges that confront teachers today.

Such are the challenges that confront headteachers in inner-city comprehensives.

What are the particular challenges that confront a new arrival in China from the Middle East?

Mr. de Laporte added that the cultural challenges that confronted the combined company early on were no longer so large a factor.

"I can see the case for specific rules on conflicts of interest, but that doesn't begin to exhaust the ethical challenges that confront economists," Mr. DeMartino said.

What direction do you believe China's new leaders are taking the country, and what are the biggest challenges that confront them?

I believe we should pay attention to Rio because we need to think in a more comprehensive way about the challenges that confront us as a global community.

We need leaders who can create a "can do" culture and engage teachers, students and parents alike in the challenges that confront schools.

The old fighters whose ingenuity and perseverance defeated a superpower seem to have been overwhelmed by the challenges that confronted them in building a new, independent nation.

But the fact that his name is being invoked underlines the challenges that confront Ambassador Eikenberry, as he adapts to a new partner — one who has strong ideas about how soldiers and diplomats should work together in war.