Exemples d'utilisation de To be a challenge en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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continues to be a challenge.
stability of funding by individual contributors, continued to be a challenge.
The selection of new topics for the attention of the Commission would continue to be a challenge.
their large-scale commercialization was proving to be a challenge.
effective manner continue to be a challenge.
continues to be a challenge to the detriment of patients
Translating findings and recommendations resulting from expert group meetings into concrete steps to support decision makers in member countries continues to be a challenge.
However, implementing effective reintegration programmes continues to be a challenge. Adequate resources to provide effective programmes are too often lacking.
However, the identification of such resources through voluntary contributions is proving to be a challenge.
referring victims would continue to be a challenge.
In this current context, being designated European Capital of Culture seems to be a challenge and a real breath of fresh air at the same time.
this continues to be a challenge.
Rook proves to be a challenge to Heat as he has a mind of his own.
The lack of substantive participation of women in the peace negotiations continues to be a challenge for all parties in the peace process.
Enter the tent without mosquito begins to be a challenge that I note without too much problem.
Its first year was always going to be a challenge, as there had been no precedents set for its work.
The presence of agents is meant to be a challenge and obstacle to transgression
Kasmeer believed the puzzle to be a challenge set by the gods, and she was proven right.
Working remotely proved to be a challenge, which was perhaps why most of the work ended up being done by the Member States themselves.
The duration of extradition proceedings has also continued to be a challenge for States, since extradition can be both time-consuming and expensive.