6) Meeting the challenge To achieve the societal transformation required to meet the climate change challenge, we must overcome a number of significant constraints and seize critical opportunities.
But it states that EU countries "face different starting points in the challenge to achieve high levels of both productivity and employment".
The challenge to achieve high quality measurement is increasingly met by progress in biosensor design.
When we turn to fully discrete methods, the challenge to achieve provable stability lies in the temporal discretizations of the nonlinear terms.
However the challenge to achieve and maintain procedural competence for all clinicians is significant, with high volume alone no longer accepted as an adequate guarantee of competency.
In particular, recent works have shown the challenge to achieve high grafting density with the grafting-to approach when the displacement of oleic acid from synthesis of monodisperse cores is required.
To qualify for financial incentives and avoid public scrutiny, healthcare systems are increasingly faced with the challenge to achieve acceptable rates in their diabetic population for targeted metrics such as glycated hemoglobin, low-density lipoprotein, and screening for microalbuminuria.
They may also require particular capacities of administrative systems, not always present, and it is noteworthy that the Nepal programme has been intensively supported with externally funded technical input, its management has not been integrated with general health system management and the challenge to achieve greater integration is now recognized.
And while I would like to see such values achieve universal applicability, I am acutely aware of the challenges to achieving this.
This article discusses some of the challenges to achieving adaptive management and demonstrates that the current regulatory options make it difficult, if not impossible, to achieve adaptive management.
