Các câu ví dụ cho từ challenge

1. Cambodia's main opposition party on Monday put up banners around the country calling for the release of its detained leader Kem Sokha in a challenge to the government of Prime Minister Hun Sen, which has accused him of treason.

2. Tung, 36, and Trang, 28, both familiar faces in the marathon community, had a novel idea when it came to their wedding by giving the groom a challenge on his big day.

3. "The challenge will be to attack Justin Trudeau's weaknesses, but also bring the Conservatives who have left the party into the fray," said political science professor Jonathan Rose of Queen's University.

4. Though the EY team had experience launching a similar digital lending app in India, the challenge in Vietnam was unique as most documents required in the lending process, namely ID, utility bills and pay slips, are still stored in paper form.

5. Bolt, who is scheduled to run the 100m at the Golden Spike IAAF World challenge in Ostrava, Czech Republic on Friday, travelled to Germany after posting 10.

6. Although the government has managed to keep CPI growth below 4% over the past three years, it will be difficult to achieve this target in 2020 with African swine fever forecast to remain a major challenge, Lam said.

7. Getting the message out is a challenge in Cambodia too, where the early warning system has been activated more than 10 times so far in 2017, as often as in the past two years combined, said Conrad.

8. But Judge Arbuthnot said that should the United States seek Assange's extradition, he would be able to challenge that in the courts by raising issues such as whether he could get a fair trial and whetherU.

9. Nancy Rice, Chief Justice of the Colorado Supreme Court speaks with attorneys presenting a legal challenge before the Colorado Electoral College electors took the oath of office at the State Capitol in Denver, U.

10. Media analyst Peter Cox said CBS' challenge would be to try to keep a third commercial network in Australia viable, adding that a third broadcaster in Britain and New Zealand had not worked.