The phrase "committed to the challenges" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe someone's determination or dedication to facing and overcoming difficulties or obstacles. Example: Despite the many obstacles, John remained committed to the challenges of starting his own business.
Deliberative theorists committed to the challenge themselves admit that theoretical solutions able to release the deliberative model (and its applications) from a "micro" (localised and local) scale, linking it up more (though not univocally) to a "macro" (generalised and global) dimension, are not easy to find.
I've agreed to continue working with the CEO and his management team to help them resolve the issues that are straining their resources and hindering their operations, but it is really up to the CEO to decide how many resources he is willing to commit to the challenges they face, since resources are already scarce.
As we talked, I expected a slew of technical terms I wouldn't understand to be thrown at me, but instead, I received poignant and thoughtful responses on what it takes to go all in when committing to the challenges of supercross, and a life riddled with obstacles.
Digital by default is a daunting ambition for any government, and if we are to achieve it all of Whitehall must commit to the challenge.
Colten -- who kept a list of all the foods she conquered, including deep fried s'mores, chicken nachos and teriyaki ostrich -- even took time off work to commit to the challenge.
This will require sustaining and even increasing the unprecedented financial resources invested in the last decade, 9 despite competing health priorities, and committing to the challenge until the job is done.
More than 230 seniors were committed to the 3-2-1 Challenge as of April 30.
Already more than 51 million hectares of land have been committed to the Bonn Challenge, from the following countries: United States, Rwanda, El Salvador, Costa Rica, the Brazilian Mata Atlantica Restoration Pact, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda, Niger, Colombia, Ethiopia and Guatemala.
