Examples of using To be a challenge in English and their translations into Swedish
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The cost for direct materials continues to be a challenge, and it is this expense item that has increased the most over the past year.
meaning getting a car is not going to be a challenge.
the very diversity of the city means that finding a suitable place to live is most likely to be a challenge.
fitting various different technologies together tends to be a challenge.
This golf course in Estepona is designed for the enjoyment of amateurs and to be a challenge for professionals.
The 170km combined road and time trial race's new name is Tour d'ArchiPEDALo and it continues to be a challenge even for the experienced cyclist.
Progress over European integration with Serbia continues to be a challenge and it is conditional upon full cooperation with the relevant international tribunal, including the arrest and handover of the remaining accused.
Although the timely transposition of directives continues to be a challenge in many Member States,
We know from our research into complications of renal disease that anaemia continues to be a challenge for patients with chronic kidney disease,
I believe this to be a challenge for this Spring Summit,
Most of our staff find the Commission to be a challenging and stimulating environment
rather than to be a challenging and"fun" game.
Corruption continues to be a challenge for Europe.
We have seen that the recent recession is proving to be a challenge.
Waste prevention and recycling continues to be a challenge for all EU Member States.
Sustainability will continue to be a challenge, depending on the Governments' willingness to fund the institutes' operations in future.
However, implementation continues to be a challenge, in particular for SMEs,
In spite of this, the OECD believes that the supply of skilled labour will continue to be a challenge for the capital.
which turns out to be a challenge for many parents.