Examples of using Remains a challenge in English and their translations into Dutch
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Implementation remains a challenge.
It remains a challenge to do this.
On the contrary, making music remains a challenge.
Compliance remains a challenge for many companies.- Pincvision.
On the contrary, making music remains a challenge.
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Access to finance remains a challenge, in particular for SMEs,
The mounting of the tool tube remains a challenge.
Lack of information remains a challenge in the whole of Europe as almost 15% of the public do not have a precise opinion about the EU-Africa relationship.
Labour market segmentation remains a challenge.
Notwithstanding the progress, the GFSI2014 warns that global food insecurity remains a challenge.
Communications lifecycle management remains a challenge for many companies.
spreading its results more effectively across the economy remains a challenge.
Accessing peripheral pulmonary lesions remains a challenge with bronchoscopy.
The deinstitutionalisation of people with disabilities remains a challenge.
Reinvigorating productivity remains a challenge for the Danish economy.
Europe is a diverse society where integration remains a challenge.
The predictability of aid flows remains a challenge for allinstruments.
Pre screening Finding the right employees for your business remains a challenge.
However, the generation of EUV light remains a challenge.
actually achieving them remains a challenge.
Implementing such strategies remains a challenge.
Improving the comparability of data between hospitals remains a challenge.
Yet managing users and devices remains a challenge.
Funding: Allocating sufficient funding to Roma integration remains a challenge.
Proper cleaning of heat exchangers remains a challenge.
At Adaption we work with the latest technologies, so the work remains a challenge.”.
But putting these in the right order remains a challenge.
For many companies, the conversion of data into useful information remains a challenge.
Matching skills supply with labour market needs remains a challenge.