Sentence examples for document challenges from inspiring English sources

The document challenges Christian clergy and leaders to speak out, and can be found here.

We also reviewed workshop training reports to document challenges encountered in the DHIS2 implementation.

Third, the authors document challenges of implementing an integrated curriculum and offer practical advice for overcoming them.

In addition, the evaluation sought to document challenges and lesson learned in launching an ACT delivery initiative through the ADDO program.

The sheriff released a 10-page document challenging the authenticity of the long-form birth certificate that Mr. Obama released last year.

With its imperceptible blend of actors, newcomers and non-professionals, and a happy mix of guided and unguided improvisations, it's a compelling realist document: challenging cinema conceived at the highest pitch of intelligence.

In its 25-page document challenging the E.P.A. action, New York also said that the presence of radioactive cobalt-60 from Thames River sediments in "the open-water marine environment could result in rendering certain commercially and recreationally important marine species unacceptable for human use".

Previous research has separately documented challenges associated with science learning, programming challenges faced by students and challenges faced with inquiry learning using modeling and simulation.

We begin our discussion with a brief review of international literature concerned with commonly documented challenges relating to the early childhood workforce, in order to highlight the scope and complexity of these challenges.

Among the most commonly documented challenges relating to the early childhood workforce are: incommensurate pay (United Nations Children's Fund [UNICEF] 2008), lack of professional status (IofM and NRC 2012), workplace stress (Whitebook and Ryan 2011) and limited career development opportunities (Productivity Commission 2011).

Documented challenges to maternal and child health in Kenya arise from a complex interplay of social, cultural, economic and logistical barriers, coupled with under-resourced facilities and a high fertility rate.