Sentence examples for while acknowledging the challenges from inspiring English sources

Herrings' work problematizes local responses to homelessness while acknowledging the challenges faced by local governments.

While acknowledging the challenges of enforcing the new ban, antismoking advocates hailed the measure as a first step to weaning the nation off tobacco, which health officials say kills more than 1.2 million Chinese a year.

The campaign is a reaction to this year's report from the Ministry of Justice, which, while "acknowledging the challenges that bereaved families face", rejected the overwhelming evidence in favour of automatic non-means tested legal-aid funding for these families.

While acknowledging the challenges posed in part by what she called the state's "not-invented-here mentality" that has at times caused suspicion of policies reflecting best practices elsewhere, Ms. Young said that she remained encouraged by the depth of lawmakers' engagement.

While acknowledging the challenges that affect the development of rapport and empathy, such as the severe constraints on the time that clinicians have face-to-face with patients and the lack of pre-established relationships between patients and clinicians, they argue that this dimension of communication is critical for safe and effective care.

"We will strive for simplicity with Volcker, Millerr said, while acknowledging the challenges of drafting a rule that is both simple and able to handle the nuances of the complex U.S. financial system.

The show did a great job of modelling the importance of family support, while acknowledging the real challenges these shifts create for families.

While acknowledging the financial challenges that American carriers face, Mr. Harteveldt attributed their absence in this arena to lack of interest in passengers outside the expensive cabins.

Here we attempt to provide a non-exhaustive overview of this field, summarizing the current state of the literature while acknowledging the particular challenges associated with psychiatric epigenetic epidemiology studies.

For an interesting example, Aizer and Cunha (2012) present evidence on these issues while acknowledging the substantial challenges involving both data (human capital is rarely measured at multiple points in children's life) and identification (human capital investments by parents are endogenous).

While acknowledging the financial challenges facing the Met, Joe Hartnett, assistant director of stagecraft at IATSE, said that pay cuts shouldn't have to fall on union members while other costs have grown.