Sentence examples for nationwide challenges from inspiring English sources

Labor leaders describe it as the starkest threat they have faced in a year of nationwide challenges to diminish their once-formidable power.

Even though the prevalence remains low in China nationwide, challenges in HIV/AIDS prevention and control remain critical in certain regions and populations.

And regardless of the final outcome in South Carolina, Mr. Gingrich must demonstrate that he can build upon his momentum to mount a serious nationwide challenge to Mr. Romney's campaign.

As the migrants are released from custody and spread out across the US, a problem initially concentrated in the south-west is becoming a nationwide challenge for the already-stretched resources of community support groups and government agencies.

So would one of the recommendations of the Presidential Climate Action Project, where I serve as an advisor: President Obama should issue an nationwide challenge to make the United States the most energy-efficient industrial economy in the world.

Appropriately enough, Santa Monica's attempt to measure civic wellbeing won it the nationwide Mayors Challenge last year.

The agency, the General Services Administration, had teamed up with the Building Owners and Managers Association, which represents real estate developers nationwide, to challenge requirements for additional emergency stairwells in tall office buildings, more robust fireproofing and glow-in-the-dark paint on emergency stairwells.

They raised their attendance by two percent in two weeks while taking part in the Get Schooled Foundation's nationwide attendance challenge.

"In registering voters, American Muslim organizations nationwide are challenging Islamophobia with community organizing, coalition building and civic empowerment," CAIR Government Affairs Manager Robert McCaw said in a statement.

Therefore, the establishment of a coherent Australian bioinformatics training network (BTN) capable of delivering quality hands-on bioinformatics training nationwide is challenging.

By comparison, in the year 2000, 17percentt of the incumbents in the United States House of Representatives faced primary challenges nationwide.