Examples of using Another challenge in English and their translations into Swedish
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Another challenge is to improve the process of assessing applications concerning regional products
we have another challenge for you, no more complicated than the first.
is another challenge for the Internet that can undermine confidence in the use of ICT.
The high level of pharmaceutical expenditure is another challenge, with expenditure on out-patient drugs being comparatively high.
As there is no general drivetrain concept, bearings are another challenge for WTG manufacturers in order to meet to be competitive.
That said, I am certain that banks would add another challenge, namely the need to cope with many changes in the regulatory framework.
The rebound effect is another challenge that, however, is difficult to address at EU level as it relates to behaviour
Another challenge is to secure the energy supply in a world where energy demand is increasing.
is this just another challenge?
Another Challenge Boon Edam installed the same specially engineered Tourniket revolving door on the 148th floor as they have done on the 124th floor.
thus a visitor, is another challenge for hard-of-hearing and deaf which often creates social isolation.
those who see the limits of possibility as just another challenge.
Another challenge was how well the polymers and nanocomposite adhere to different textile materials.
accept it as just another challenge to overcome.
Another challenge is that the precipitation is likely to have a different pattern in future,
Another challenge has been to comply with the requirement that emission values must never be exceeded, regardless of the weather conditions and traffic situation.
electronic equipment is another challenge that we have to overcome.
There's one challenge symbolized at the top, but there's another challenge to science symbolized at the bottom.
Mad scientist' Jim Jannard started Oakley in 1975 for elite athletes who see the limits of possibility as another challenge.
And the striking view expressed in the Berlin Declaration- that Europe needs to re-discover its foundations- is another challenge.