Examples of using Huge challenge in English and their translations into Danish
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It's a huge challenge that Sønderborg has taken up.
The European weapon's industry faces a huge challenge.
It is a huge challenge.
In all economy-related policy areas, there is one huge challenge that no one can currently avoid:
The Journey was a huge challenge and I started working on it when we had little more than an idea.
It is a huge challenge and we are pleased to be associated with it.
There is thus a huge challenge involved in making news coverage and public debate in the media both popular
It is true that it is a huge challenge, but the same is also true of the energy challenge that we are facing.
It's a huge challenge but having original,
Mr President, SARS poses a huge challenge to the EU and the applicant states
It is a huge challenge to me not having a plan for what I am going to do,
It is not a simple issue but a huge challenge- a common challenge which we must cope with jointly.
In particular, for Parliament there is a huge challenge in realising the full legislative implications of completing a single market.
Enlargement is a huge challenge for us all, for those who are already in the European Union
Meeker warns that tying ad metrics to return on investment is a huge challenge and that there is a“triple-edge” to having accurate data.
This constitutes a huge challenge both for the affected individual
Once up there, they were in for a huge challenge against the abundance of great talent north of the border.
Mr Barrot, in his contribution, called the whole issue a huge challenge and one, I know, that all our governments are looking at.
monitoring the social agenda, is a huge challenge.
determined when tackling what I have described as a huge challenge and a huge opportunity.