Interestingly, several recommendable endeavors in the bid to curb these challenges are in pursuance.
Priority should be given to strategies for disease prevention and health promotion, in addition to existing curative healthcare services, in order to curb the challenges from non-communicable diseases.
We need to curb and challenge the dangerous idea that the will of the people can simply be overturned and ignored, how ever much we may find it unappetizing or even despicable.
Legal challenges to curbs on pension benefits argue that these, too, are unconstitutional.The Republicans chose Cleveland as the host city for their presidential convention in 2016.
Mr. Bing faces challenges like curbing violent crime, reducing one of the nation's highest unemployment rates, cleaning up trash and fixing thousands of burned-out streetlights.
Lord Mandelson warned Ed Miliband on Sunday that he faced a series of challenges, including curbing union influence on Labour and spelling out a clear economic message, if the party is to win the next general election.
Insurers say the law curbed premiums once legal challenges to it were exhausted in the mid-1980's, while consumer groups say premiums did not moderate until California passed strict insurance regulations in 1988.
The statement appeared to be a flat rejection of a cease-fire offer made through one of Mr. Sadr's aides on Thursday night, and seemed to suggest that Dr. Allawi's government and the Americans intend to use the Najaf fighting decisively to curb Mr. Sadr's challenge to the new government.
Even with the growing popularity of hybrid and electric vehicles, it will be a monumental challenge to curb the need for oil anytime soon as long as transportation accounts for such a large percentage of energy consumption.
Weak law enforcement and overall low capacity of civil service remain as challenges in curbing corruption.
