Examples of using To be a challenge in English and their translations into Arabic
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Yes, we know it's going to be a challenge.
Today continues to be a challenge to the strength of the American spirit.
I-70 is turning out to be a challenge.
Resources continue to be a challenge to the system in implementing these accountability measures.
While Territory Wars continue to be a challenge.
People also translate
This Goal is proving to be a challenge because of extreme poverty.
Justice and accountability continue to be a challenge.
Child marriage continues to be a challenge to the Ghanaian society.
Although, without magic, that could prove to be a challenge.
Com know that it continues to be a challenge for players across the globe.
Their effective application, however, continues to be a challenge.
Access to justice continues to be a challenge for the majority of Sierra Leoneans.
However, over the past quarter attrition continues to be a challenge.
Freedom of movement continues to be a challenge for UNMIS operations.
Attracting and retaining qualified staff will continue to be a challenge.
That approach will inevitably prove to be a challenge for prospective new permanent members, as they would be subject to review.
The self-sustainment capability of units in Darfur continues to be a challenge.
Cultural aspects which define the basis of customary law continue to be a challenge to realisation of rights for the marginalised groups especially women and children.
Equitable representation of women in politics therefore continued to be a challenge.
Humanitarian aid continues to be a challenge in Somalia.
Addressing the gender gap among resident coordinators continues to be a challenge.
The situation in Darfur continues to be a challenge for the Government.
Nonetheless, issuance of entry visas to the Sudan continued to be a challenge.
Securing respect for the rights of all communities continues to be a challenge, as evidenced by continued reports of security-related and other incidents affecting minority communities.
Yet, ensuring access to affordable services has continued to be a challenge.
However, the effective completion of the peace-building stage continues to be a challenge for the consolidation of democracy in the region.
Long-term and sustainable post-disaster recovery continues to be a challenge and a necessity.
Measuring progress and the accountability of bilateral donors and partners continues to be a challenge because of limited data on resource allocations to promote gender equality.
However, approval for the required level of resources continues to be a challenge for the Organization.
However, the establishment andexpansion of YFHS within national health systems continues to be a challenge, given limited capacity in many cases.