Sentence examples for to study challenges from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ross, a 55-year-old lawyer who has taught and worked for the United Nations and Planned Parenthood, created his institute in 1999 to study challenges to "bipartisan democratic consensus".

In addition, semi-structured interviews, although often applied to study challenges around design processes [ 45], could bring more certainty if combined with other methods, in this case, observations [ 45- 47].

Now they will study challenges to the Law of Electoral Guarantees, intended to ensure that opponents are not disadvantaged.

This participatory class offers the chance to study issues, challenges, theory, and practice in the realm of Internet freedom.

It is important to study the challenges of land policies pursued by successive regimes and the historical evolutionary course leading to the current land policy.

When the minister of agriculture, Jean Glavany, wanted to study the challenges New World wines posed to France, he tapped Mr. Berthomeau, an adviser on wine to previous ministers of agriculture.

The Piñera administration has set up several commissions to study complex challenges in economic policy, drawing on leading former officials and academic experts from all political persuasions.

Before that, "we're going to study the challenges of consumer demand," he said.

We report here one component of a project to study ethical challenges in health related cluster randomised trials.

ASD is common, but researchers find recruitment to studies challenging.

2 However, despite ASD being common, researchers often find recruitment to studies challenging.