Sentence examples for challenges the region from inspiring English sources
Brian Orland, a Fulbright-Nehru Fellow, is starting a nine-month study on climate change adaptation along the Brahmaputra River, where the environment challenges the region faces are likely to be repeated in other parts of developing Asia.
Brian Orland, a Fulbright-Nehru Fellow, is studying climate change adaptation along the Brahmaputra River, where the environment challenges the region faces are likely to be repeated in other parts of developing Asia.
Re "Don't Look Back," by Thomas L. Friedman (column, July 17): The demise of the Oslo process, and the retrograde forces it has emboldened in the Arab world, has highlighted but not caused the challenges the region faces in terms of globalization and democratization.
As the focal point of global power shifts from the Atlantic community to the Pacific community, the Asia-Pacific region does not yet have a structure for collaboration robust enough for the challenges the region will face.
"Some countries feel uncomfortable when the Commission highlights the challenges the region faces in human rights," Cavallaro wrote.
He listed the challenges the region faces as: an unclear definition of MIL (depending on how the concept is translated), an education system that relies on knowledge injection, a system that discourages creativity, and, a lack of critical thinking.
And he wouldn't get it if he dared to challenge the region's racial order.
The autonomy of the rugged, mountainous tribal agencies dates to the era of British rule in India, when Britain, like Pakistan after its founding in 1947, found it wiser not to challenge the region's fiercely guarded independence.
Amid concerns over "tough economic challenges", the regions hope the cap will ensure greater financial security and allow them to continue to develop young players.
First, the low participation rate (53%) of the population survey in the Vaud-Fribourg region challenges the representativeness of the data.
