Sentences with phrase «young faces up to the challenge»

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It really has been a hero's tale for the young Welshman, in the face of criticism, pessimism and failure, he rose up to the challenge and showed the world exactly what a professional sportsman and hero is made of.

Patrick Roach said: «As the number and diversity of providers in education is unlikely to decrease, the government must face up to the implications of a system which has the potential to become highly fragmented and recognise that the challenge of ensuring equity for all children and young people will be greater and require new arrangements for system governance.

The Governor said his decision to offer automatic employment to Mr. Ahungwa was to encourage other young people never to give up on their dreams no matter the challenges they face.

My wife, meanwhile, fought her way through the usual challenges faced by young scientists working at small colleges: learning how to teach courses she never took; starting up a research program while managing an oppressive teaching load; dealing with tenure pressures and associated political shenanigans.

Education secretary Justine Greening said: «RSE and PSHE teach children and young people how to stay safe and healthy, and how to negotiate some of the personal and social challenges they will face growing up and as adults.

Education secretary, Justine Greening, said: «RSE and PSHE teach children and young people how to stay safe and healthy, and how to negotiate some of the personal and social challenges they will face growing up as adults.

To delve more deeply into the challenge of antisemitism in contemporary Europe, and to explore how young people are responding, teach these two lessons from Facing History's Standing Up to Hatred and Intolerance collectioTo delve more deeply into the challenge of antisemitism in contemporary Europe, and to explore how young people are responding, teach these two lessons from Facing History's Standing Up to Hatred and Intolerance collectioto explore how young people are responding, teach these two lessons from Facing History's Standing Up to Hatred and Intolerance collectioto Hatred and Intolerance collection:

Talented daughter of a nearly starving artist, the plucky young woman dives into every new challenge facing her, from riding sidesaddle on horseback for the first time to standing up to Lady Daws, the woman who sells the...

As a promising young demon hunter, you are prepared to take on adversaries from the underworld, but when an ancient Egyptian artifact shows up on your doorstep heralding the return of Seth, a demon scourge as old as evil itself, you find yourself facing the most dangerous challenge imaginable.

The charity's campaign, Every Blind Child, aims to raise public awareness of the challenges faced by young blind people, 90 per cent of whom continue to grow up to face social and economic crises.

Prior to operating a law firm, Leena grew up with a vision of helping people and faced several challenges before working for one of the biggest Family Law firms in BC and ultimately becoming a young successful lawyer in Vancouver.

Many of the challenges of growing up are universal — figuring out how to talk to a child about sex and relationships without too much embarrassment, for example — but young people with disabilities and their families also face some specific challenges.

Futher to this, there were representatives from Facebook, UK Safer Internet Centre, UKIE, Twitter and Moshi Monsters who spoke about the strategies and policies that have been put in place to protect young people and children on the internet, as well as the challenges that they face as young organisations in keeping up with rapidly shifting trends on the internet.

The ubiquity of technology often opens up a world of opportunities to young people: social media can be a vital source of support when facing challenges, and the communities created by like - minded individuals online can offer a place to find a sense of belonging and friendship.

An adoptive parent has praised her children's primary school for «stepping up» when faced with the challenge of managing her youngest son who has issues related to attachment.