Sentences with phrase «rise enormous challenges»

The team has put together specialist knowledge based on vast experience acquired on projects that rise enormous challenges.

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It is therefore an urgent emergency that the leadership of the judiciary especially the current Chief Justice of Nigeria and his more reputable predecessors and colleagues should rise to the enormous challenge of purging the bench of every single judge and magistrate with doubtful reputations and credible accusations against them.

He was tipped as a next big thing for playing James Dean, and a prestige - picture trajectory soon suggested itself: He played Robert De Niro's son in City by the Sea, then Sean Penn's boyfriend in Milk, then the stranded outdoorsman Aron Ralston in 127 Hours — rising to the enormous challenge of being the only face onscreen for almost the entire movie.

Dr David Armstrong, author and Chair of Research in Special Education (RISE) within Flinders University's Educational Futures Research Institute, said educators, behaviour specialists and parents should focus on identifying the cause of challenging behaviours that may have an enormous impact on the student.

As Tate Modern reveals its latest Turbine Hall blockbuster, Jonathan Jones gives his verdict on which installations have worked best so far, and which have failed to rise to the enormous challenge

The science so far suggests enormous challenges: the remaining net amount of CO2 that can still be released to the atmosphere in order to keep temperature rise below 1.5 °C is at best 200 gigatons of CO2 [200 billion tons].

The climate restoration is an enormous task, but given the risks to ourselves and future generations we must rise to the challenge.