Examples of 'taken up the challenge' in a sentence
Meaning of "taken up the challenge"
taken up the challenge: This phrase is used to describe someone who has accepted or embraced a difficult task or endeavor
How to use "taken up the challenge" in a sentence
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taken up the challenge
Commercial markets have taken up the challenge.
Canada has taken up the challenge to close this gap.
Domestic institutions have successfully taken up the challenge.
Toyota has taken up the challenge.
Some of the most celebrated chefs in the city have taken up the challenge.
He has taken up the challenge.
Generation after generation has taken up the challenge.
Engineers have taken up the challenge of reducing these harmful emissions.
Next year we will see how many have taken up the challenge.
The public service has taken up the challenge of becoming a true learning organization.
Other countries outside Asia have also taken up the challenge.
African governments have taken up the challenge with the help of the international community.
I am delighted that the European social partners have taken up the challenge.
Every man who has taken up the challenge has failed.
At Meusburger there are five young dynamic apprentice trainers who have taken up the challenge.
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The Community has taken up the challenge.
ACCIONA has taken up the challenge of sustainability and incorporated it into its business models.
NordForsk has already taken up the challenge.
The municipality ' has taken up the challenge of encouraging untrammelled diversity amongst its inhabitants.
The experienced explorer John McDouall Stuart had taken up the challenge.
Latvian Russians have taken up the challenge of their destiny.
Even the Université de Montréal and McGill have taken up the challenge.
The Broadbent Institute has taken up the challenge to shine a spotlight on inequality.
Since then, theoretical physicists have taken up the challenge.
Today, taken up the challenge.
Already, many governments have taken up the challenge.
The National Government has likewise taken up the challenge of eradicating malnutrition by the year 2010.
RE-SPECS Frames for the Needy recognizes this unfortunate fact and has taken up the challenge.
How have missionaries and others taken up the challenge of preaching in local languages?
Over the last ten years, some have taken up the challenge.
Hundreds of benefactors have taken up the challenge of “ Building on Values . ”.
Despite her 46 years, Jackie Girouard has taken up the challenge.
As mentioned above, UNFPA has actively taken up the challenge of information on resource flows.
The Decitex Romania building has taken up the challenge on the production side,.
Too late . He has taken up the challenge.
All of the countries have taken up the challenge on this point230.
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Measures had been taken to strengthen the judiciary
A taken male instantly becomes an unavailable male
I am sorry to have taken up all your time
Examples of using Challenge
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No one would dare challenge him on this
A key challenge concerns the demand side
I will take on your challenge at any time
