Examples of using Up to the challenge in English and their translations into Dutch
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And you demand wireless earbuds that are up to the challenge.
Initial assessments indicate that these tools do not measure up to the challenge of SDG implementation in the EU10.
This text does not measure up to the challenge that the current crisis
Germany and a few other countries have stepped up to the challenge in ways that are admirable but unsustainable.
I would like the next Barcelona Summit to be up to the challenge and I would of course like to end by thanking Mrs Jäätteenmäki for her efforts.
Up to the challenge will help loyal underwater friends who tell us how to do it better.
Up to the challenge, the Minos is an uncompromising tool that lets you in any situation down.
But for those up to the challenge, it's a privilege to experience this stark serenity untouched by the modern world.
Well, then, since nobody seems up to the challenge of convincing me that Mailer was wrong when he dismissed female writers as unreadable,
we are up to the challenge.
body be up to the challenge?
Africa will be able to be what Africans yearn for it to be as soon as they have leaders that are up to the challenge.
able to mediate and are still up to the challenge.
You mustn't be fooled by a resume, Lex. You have to look into their eyes to see if they're up to the challenge.
that we will need an effective and competitive industrial sector up to the challenge.
a"Cleveland Precision" motorcycle but the machine was not up to the challenge.
Pet Restaurant: The cute little cubs are really hungry- are you up to the challenge of feeding them.
Partying at Berghain can be monumental so make sure you are up to the challenge.
which includes both wired detectors and ABUS Secvest wireless components is up to the challenge.