Examples of using Up to the challenge in English and their translations into Swedish
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see if you're up to the challenge.
will enable easy stacking up to the challenge, even a novice in matters of repair!
you will agree that we were up to the challenge.
It can live up to the challenge on sports grounds,
Our robot mower can live up to the challenge on sports grounds,
ensure that other key players step up to the challenge.
This text does not measure up to the challenge that the current crisis
Almost one out of three CEOs feel their CFO is not up to the challenge.
be sure that next year' s World Summit is up to the challenge of ensuring that development takes place in a sustained manner
I am proud that our staff lived up to the challenge of doing more,
we stepped up to the challenge and created the worlds largest e-stim electrode.
Europe's political will must be up to the challenge of tackling these events
is not up to the challenges with which we are faced.
cannot combat terrorism and cannot face up to the challenges of illegal migration: we must work together.
Both strategies aim to support the necessary structural changes that will allow the economies of the Member States to face up to the challenges of globalisation, which affect all of us in Europe.
have not worked as expected, and that intergovernmental action is not up to the challenges facing EMU.
it is probably not up to the challenges facing the European Union:
countries to adapt the education and training systems to the knowledge-driven society and economy, but the reforms undertaken are not up to the challenges and their current pace will not enable the Union to attain the objectives set.
I figured you would be up to the challenge.