Examples of using Is challenged in English and their translations into Danish
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time-consuming journalism is challenged by new economic
Oftentimes, the fountain of youth's classification as myth is challenged from time to time with some expeditions
As described by American Hair Loss Organization after testosterone is challenged with the enzyme type II 5-alpha-reductase,
Hamlet is challenged to a fencing match by Laertes,
deeply responsible nature is challenged from within by intense self-will.
Our economy is challenged when we need to spend many extra billions on asylum seekers and refugees.
One of the family members is challenged, and requires a lot of time to put on.
Peter will, together with his coaching team, make sure that everybody is challenged and get a fantastic
Playmakers in Lebanon obtain different levels depending on their engagement, which ensures that everybody is challenged on their level.
It is thought to help support adrenal gland function when the body is challenged by stress.
It is also the technical workings of the system that will be under fire if IT security is challenged in an actual attack or by phishing.
which the agricultural production in general is challenged by.
deeply responsible nature is challenged from within by intense self-will.
where he is challenged to a fight by Iro,("I will pluck out the hairs of your beard one by one!"[n 18]).
In that regard, it should also be noted that it is not open to a Community institution which has adopted a measure without being competent to do so to withdraw that measure when its legality is challenged before the Court and at the.
as a union, is challenged, even when the main responsibilities involving employment policy lie with the Member States, and above all the social partners.
from a first-person perspective as she is challenged to navigate across a gleaming city,
administration of a Creator Son is challenged, attacked, or jeopardized,
Metafiction occurs when the first level of reflection is challenged by the second. When the communication of a text contributes to the constitution of a work just like when Frank Underwood looks the camera and the audience in the eye.
Ment and in the judgment under appeal, although this is challenged in part by the Commission in this case- are therefore, in essence,