Examples of using Challenges posed in English and their translations into Japanese
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In his widely noted message, he criticised"the senselessness of pouring funds into modernizing the means for our mutual destruction while we are failing to meet the challenges posed by poverty, climate change, extremism and the destabilizing accumulation of conventional arms.
The challenges posed by radioactive contamination require governments at local, prefectural and national levels to understand and address people's concerns in order to regain trust and pave the way for forward-looking discussions on recovery.
The challenges posed by these crises are too large for any single entity to address individually and the Charter will provide a vehicle for driving collaboration and partnership both within the industry and with external partners.
ST supports designers with our unique system-level application know-how and a compelling portfolio of semiconductor products, evaluation boards and software development kits to overcome the design challenges posed by smart water meter applications.
To fully tap the potential of free trade agreements that Việt Nam has signed, overcome challenges posed by global trade and develop export in a sustainable way, there are four orientations for development.
A well-designed organization ensures that the form of the organization matches its purpose or strategy, meets the challenges posed by business realities and significantly increases the likelihood that the collective efforts of people will be successful.
We discussed concerns about consequences of potential excessive commodity price volatility and asked our deputies to work with international organizations and to report back to us on the underlying drivers and the challenges posed by these trends for both consumers and producers and consider possible actions.
The SCC members recognized the need to continue to address challenges posed by the increasingly uncertain security environment, which includes: the expanding military capabilities and activities in the region; North Korea's nuclear and missile programs and its provocative behavior; the emergence of non-traditional security concerns; and other evolving threats, such as to outer space, to the high seas, and to cyberspace.
Any response to the challenge posed by smart machines must be to invest more in education, training, and skills.
Bikram Yoga, also called hot Yoga, contains a series of 26 challenging poses.
No challenge poses a greater threat to future generations than climate change,” the president said.
Even before his landslide election victory in May, Prime Minister Narendra Modi promised to assert country's military prowess and meet the security challenge posed by a rising China and long-running tensions with Pakistan.
For all these reasons, the challenge posed by the Chilean doctor: the construction of a socialism that“tastes of red wine and empanadas”, the precursor of 21st century socialism, was viscerally opposed by Washington and deserving of exemplary punishment.
Challenges posed by LoT.
Challenges posed by IFRS adoption.
He took as his own the challenges posed by scientists and psychologists.
And that's even before the challenges posed by financial markets are addressed.
It specifically caters to the increasing challenges posed by digital media, globalization and cross-cultural exchange.
We need to examine the potential risks and challenges posed by the weapons of the future.
Stephen Hawking wrote the handbook on how financial institutions should handle the challenges posed by cryptocurrencies.