Challenge
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The
challenge
for governments is to devise ways to encourage firms or individuals to engage in more such innovation to bolster economic growth.
The
challenge
for governments is to improve those less mobile factors of innovation – cost, caliber, and convenience – in order to attract, retain, and encourage free-flowing capital and the most creative citizens.
After World War II, however, Europe rose to the challenge, setting the stage for unprecedented regional cooperation.
The post-war generation’s political leaders must respond promptly and effectively to the
challenge
posed by emerging political movements while they are still immature.
The shell of what remains continues to
challenge
the company’s fate, notably in a Houston, Texas courtroom.
This will likely soon be followed by visa requirements for these countries’ citizens, which for some would pose a major
challenge.
But, if anything, the
challenge
of delivering a quality education for all is greater today than it was when SDG 4 was adopted.
Given that little can be done in practice to dislodge Russia from Crimea, the key
challenge
now is to keep the rest of the country united and to restart its economy, which is now in a state of suspended animation, owing to unsustainable fiscal and external deficits.
The
challenge
for policymakers will thus be to ensure that the creation of new jobs in these competitive enterprises keeps pace with the job losses arising from higher gas prices and the elimination of subsidies for coal production.
The core
challenge
of macroeconomics is to allocate society’s resources to their best use.
It is on this third
challenge
that both neo-Keynesians and supply-siders have dropped the ball.
Our generation’s most pressing
challenge
is to convert the world’s dirty and carbon-based energy systems and infrastructure into clean, smart, and efficient systems for the twenty-first century.
Delayed job recovery from the global downturn remains a major
challenge
for poverty reduction in the coming years.
For example, the so-called “voting paradox” presented by Condorcet showed that majority rule can reach an impasse when every alternative is defeated in voting by some other alternative, so that no alternative is capable of standing up to the
challenge
of every other alternative.
Major General Wang Zaixi, Deputy Director of China's Taiwan Affairs Office, warned of the use of force if Taiwanese authorities "collude with separatist forces to openly engage in pro-independence activities and
challenge
the mainland and the one-China principle."
The
challenge
is to develop macroeconomic models that can work in stormy conditions: models that incorporate radical uncertainty and therefore a high degree of unpredictability in human behavior.
There have been a few scattered attempts to meet the
challenge.
Thus, the real
challenge
lies in marshaling such an inclusive community – something at which global leaders have not proved adept.
A second major
challenge
is that resources are limited, making it impossible to solve all of the world’s problems at once.
Another
challenge
will be to devise new metrics to replace GDP as the leading measure of human well-being.
Navigating the Anthropocene effectively and ethically is perhaps the most daunting
challenge
that modern humans have faced.
It is time for us to rise to the
challenge.
Meanwhile, Clinton has appeared with Democratic Senate candidates who are challenging incumbent Republicans, including Katie McGinty, who is running to oust Senator Pat Toomey in Pennsylvania;Governor Maggie Hassan, who hopes to topple Senator Kelly Ayotte in New Hampshire; and Deborah Ross, who is mounting a strong
challenge
to Senator Richard Burr in North Carolina.
At the same time, regional separatist movements such as those in Catalonia and Scotland
challenge
the legitimacy of nation-states as they are currently configured and seek their breakup.
Mr. Tung, whose moral precepts are informed by a doctrinaire interpretation of Confucian classics emphasizing obedience to one's superiors, seems oblivious to what China views as the fundamental
challenge
that it now faces.
Both sides
challenge
the old orthodoxies; but while one seeks to remove the “neo” from neoliberalism, the other seeks to dismantle liberalism altogether.
To be sure, the Kohinoor poses a particular challenge, owing to competing claims.
The
challenge
is to broaden access to all of these tools, and to ensure that they meet the needs of the farmers who use them.
In Cuba, Fidel Castro’s eventual passing from the scene represents an immense
challenge.
And while this solution may not yet be adequate to the
challenge
of heading off the consequences of climate change, it is a strong step forward.
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