Sentence examples for governing challenges from inspiring English sources

Leaving aside Egypt's all-consuming problems, especially its sputtering economy, Mr. Morsi will face specific governing challenges, especially enlisting partners from other parties who have been reluctant to work with the Brotherhood and dealing with the groaning state bureaucracy bequeathed to him by Mr. Mubarak.

"Maybe that's a good thing on the campaign trail, but it makes governing a challenge when you don't have the relationships".

The main research question of the thematic series is therefore: 'How can effective policy strategies be designed and implemented to govern the challenges of climate change and energy transition in cities?'.

This guest editorial started with the research question 'How can effective policy strategies be designed and implemented to govern the challenges of climate change and energy transition in cities?' The seven contributions to this thematic series provide a lot of answers and are also useful in elaborating the current debate on low carbon transitions in cities.

Thomas Rooney, a former mayor and a councilman for 22 years, said Mr. Torres faced enormous challenges governing Paterson.

Many of the precepts by which our economic life is governed were challenged over the summer.

In the 1970's, he was ejected from the governing Congress Party after challenging the state of emergency imposed by Mrs. Gandhi.

If there was any indication of how the governing party might challenge Dr. ElBaradei, it was in a front-page opinion piece written by Abdel Moneim Said, chairman of Al Ahram, which publishes the state-owned and widely circulated newspaper of the same name.

To address this challenge, governing bodies across the world have recognized the need to scale and sustain the use of new teaching and learning methods, not just develop them (e.g., Commonwealth of Australia 2015; European Parliament 2015; Niss 2011; President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology 2012).

Governing bodies were challenged to transform the essential drugs list into concrete health policies.

Halfway through the interim government's tenure, Herat illustrates perhaps better than anywhere else the challenges in governing the border regions of Afghanistan, where neighboring countries vie for influence and warlords rule.