Sentence examples for raising challenges to from inspiring English sources

He did not blame anyone for the killing, but he accused those raising challenges to the results — Mr. Maliki's coalition, by inference — of delaying the seating of Parliament and the formation of a new government.

In this way, public health ethics can play a more immediate practical role in public life: by raising challenges to and providing moral scrutiny of public health policies, it can contribute to creating an environment of accountability where both abuses and deficiencies are less likely.

Millions of people living in resource-limited countries need life-long medical care, now including ART, posing a fundamental logistical challenge for effective HIV care and treatment and raising challenges to the technical feasibility of the goal of universal access.

Steroid dependence and concomitant hepatitis C raised challenges to clinicians in management.

In the Discussion section, we raise challenges to respondents' perspectives and understandings and suggest future research to obtain the perspectives of other stakeholders.

As Nilstun and colleagues point out, both interpretations raise challenges to present policies.

The survey raised challenges to identify TB cases without clear symptoms.

These papers highlight the potential of PAR projects to pose problems and raise challenges to the status quo rather than offering easy solutions to adult-defined problems.

This scaling up of ART has raised challenges to the Kenyan health system due to emergence of drug resistant viruses among those on treatment and possible onward transmission.

Advances in high-throughput sequencing (HTS) technologies have accelerated our knowledge of genomes in hundreds of organisms, but the presence of repetitions found in every genome raises challenges to unambiguously map short reads.

3-D printing is raising challenges with respect to copyright and trademark law, and regulatory backlash is inevitable.