Sentences with phrase «big a task champions»

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Of the four, Riyadh - based Lubna is the most visible: A regular at Davos, she gained attention in the West for her push to champion more women in big business, quite a task in her ultra-conservative homeland.

I'll go over the moon if we win the champions league but that's a big task for now as we have Barcelona to tackle.

The 24 - year - old wrestler from Rockville, MD was guaranteed a spot in the 53 kg freestyle final after winning four straight matches on Thursday morning, including a win over fellow world champion Sofia Mattsson in the semifinal, but her biggest task was waiting for her in the final: Saori Yoshida.

The Gunners beat Premier League champions Chelsea in the Community Shield here at the start of the season on penalties, but has a much bigger task in hand for today's final match - up.

Winning the Europa league will not be an easy task and its just wishful thinking, thinking its our way back in to the champions league, we need to priotise our defending to have any hope as there will be bigger and better teams to face if we progress.

The later games in the season are hard to call, because we don't know where teams will be in the table and what form they're going to be in, but if Spurs and Saints are both pushing for the Champions League in May, City will have a big task to win those games.

Hosting Bournemouth at Wembley may not seem like the biggest task of his managerial — and in isolation it's not — but just three days later Spurs travel to Madrid to face Champions League holders Real Madrid in matchday three of this season's competition.

The measure was introduced by Rep. Carolyn Maloney, who was taken to task by the DN (a big champion of the bill) when it endorsed her unsuccessful primary challenger, Reshma Saujani, for not pushing harder to get the Obama administration on board.