Sentence examples for implicit challenges from inspiring English sources
As the previous scenario-based process had been perceived as delivering valuable results, also the reflection on the future role of the policy maker should be connected to these scenarios and their implicit challenges to food safety and nutrition.
These outcomes point to the inherent complexity and implicit challenges of reconstructing highly disturbed, post-mining ecosystems as well as the acknowledgment that, when possible, contemporary rehabilitation approaches should continually be replaced by something better.
The article attempts to demonstrate that the programme functions as a self-affirmation of Cluny in the face of rapid changes and implicit challenges, not only from crusaders and their supporters, but also from the reforming papacy.
Prisoners are routinely threatened and assaulted, and explicit or implicit challenges to their safety, wellbeing or health are up front and constant.
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), workplace violence where staffs are abused, threatened, or assaulted in circumstances related to their work and while commuting to and from work, involved explicit or implicit challenges to their safety, well-being, or health.
Gusinsky's stable of journalists are issuing an implicit challenge to Putin: Can you take it?
And there was no commensurate implicit challenge to organized labor, which both Clintons and Obama have tangled with in the past.
They also present an implicit challenge: are you strong enough to stomach the harsh truths that await you?
The future, he said, must lie with "technologies that empower and uplift, not depersonalise and degrade" – an implicit challenge to schemes such as the national ID register.
The next administration will have to earn its way back to international leadership, a process that comes with an implicit challenge to America's allies.
But it's much more profitable to read it, to tease out its implicit challenge to the socially constructed notion of "good" food.
