Sentences with phrase «challenge by its horns»

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Shortly before a horn took his life inside the ring on Aug. 29, 1947, killed by a Miura bull, the most dangerous in the world, Manolete had been challenged to a mano a mano duel from Luis Miguel Dominguín, a matador eight years his junior, for dominance over the corrida.

«Though governance is a major challenge that swings from good to bad and sometimes the other way round, but Governor Aregbesola remained one of the few leaders that have taken the bull by the horn in pursuing good governance and exceptional leadership to the people.

Though she has challenged women to take the bull by the horns, Mrs. Maikudi stressed the need for policy re-orientation geared towards mobilizing women into politics at all levels.

In the new trailer for Nick Kroll's new animated Netflix series Big Mouth, the average American family is introduced to a fantastical world where genitals can talk and teens are visited by hairy, horned «hormone monsters,» imaginatively challenging the ways people talk about puberty.

Support: Research paper was sponsored by Trans Trans - Link Advisory Consultancy that specializes on transitional challenges in the Horn of Africa http://translinkadvisory.com

Horn also wants to encourage differentiated pay options by offering higher salaries for high needs subject areas, such as math and science, and offer pay supplements to attract teachers to challenging geographic areas.

Horning has challenged his competitors head on: He's grown his sales force by 27 percent in the past year or so.