The challenges ahead are formidable.

The organization of three simultaneous elections on 30 January was a formidable feat, matched by a formidable statement of support from voters throughout most of Iraq.

It's the formidable thing that is changing entertainment now.

and that is not a formidable thing for Allah.

and that is not a formidable thing for Allah.

The challenges confronting international peace and security are formidable and many.

Achieving the target of environmental sustainability is also a formidable challenge.

Commercializing existing research findings is a formidable task for many developing countries.

We understand that the task is formidable, that it will be costly.

He was a formidable politician and a moderate politician, a friend of all.

Both countries face formidable resistance to reform from formidable vested interests and lobby groups. Both also face major price distortions, owing to quantitative easing by monetary policymakers, which has led to negative real interest rates.

Currently, NPT faced formidable challenges which could jeopardize its entire process and multilateral principles.

Nevertheless, women and girls in Afghanistan remain beset with formidable security, economic, social and human rights challenges.

The challenge is more formidable with regard to girls' secondary schools, which are very few and scattered.

Despite these gains, women and girls in Afghanistan face formidable security, human rights, social and economic challenges.

It is still a long term, complicated and formidable process to fundamentally improve the quality of the atmospheric environment.

And eventually you get to places where it is formidable and dangerous and unfortunately slides just don't do justice.

Taken together, these factors present a formidable set of hurdles to the sustainable development of small island developing States.

The burdens imposed on individuals, communities and countries are enormous, and the challenges at the national and international levels are formidable.

Secondly, an expansion involving six new permanent seats would constitute a formidable impediment to the effective functioning of the Security Council.

And so given these formidable obstacles, one might wonder and worry whether one will ever be able to decipher the Indus script.

That means I need to know how I tick, when I collapse, where my formidable points are, where my weaker points are.

The socio economic situation, in particular, presents formidable challenges and has the potential to undermine the political stability Sierra Leone currently enjoys.

The return of internally displaced persons and refugees to southern Sudan presents a formidable challenge to the authorities and the resident communities.

We share in the mourning of his family and his countrymen, and we pray that they will find consolation in his formidable legacy.

While that task was formidable, it was of vital importance for ensuring the safety and security of all United Nations personnel, operations and premises.

This is a formidable some would say unrealistically ambitious agenda. But it is the agenda Europe needs to complete to make its monetary union work.

Indeed, the Court represents a formidable instrument for combating impunity and a powerful deterrent against the future commission of atrocities, war crimes and crimes against humanity.

Although the king of them all, Tyrannosaurus rex, lived millions of years after Borealopelta, the armoured dinosaur may have been hunted by some of its formidable ancestors.

Concerns such as these are likely to increase as China emerges as a formidable development player. Yet, by and large, Chinese assistance is welcomed rather than feared.

The formidable challenge of developing countries is to create sustainable sources of livelihoods in an internationally competitive environment and thereby contribute to the achievement of the MDGs.

They said O Moses, in that land live a people who are formidable we shall never go there until they leave. We shall enter when they go away.

They said O Moses, in that land live a people who are formidable we shall never go there until they leave. We shall enter when they go away.

He said, O my people! Is my tribe more formidable in your sight than Allah, to whom you pay no regard? Indeed my Lord comprehends whatever you do.

He said, O my people! Is my tribe more formidable in your sight than Allah, to whom you pay no regard? Indeed my Lord comprehends whatever you do.

Three years ago he initially struggled when returning from that six month suspension, but he showed formidable strength of character to defy the doubters and return to his best.

Russia s economy is weaker, and its armaments are rusty. It retains a formidable nuclear capacity, but it is inconceivable that Russia would use it to secure its aims in Ukraine.

Given those formidable developments, it is absolutely necessary to build a new international society that is more caring, more just and better managed, with the United Nations at its centre.

Concerning the development of Afghan civil society, he stressed that the Government needed the support of the international community in order to take up the formidable challenges that it faced.

Finally, the Iraqi government must begin dismantling the militia groups that still outgun the fledgling Iraqi army, and it must defeat the largely Sunni led insurgency. Each of these tasks is formidable.

He said as for him who doeth wrong, presently we shall torment him, and thereafter he shall be brought back to his Lord, and He shall torment him with a torment formidable.

He said as for him who doeth wrong, presently we shall torment him, and thereafter he shall be brought back to his Lord, and He shall torment him with a torment formidable.

Supporting the compressed time lines for voter registration has added to the Mission's already formidable logistical challenges associated with the difficult terrain and size of the country and its very limited infrastructure.

The economic headwinds are formidable fiscal austerity, high interest rates outside AAA rated countries, credit cutting by banks, deleveraging households, weak private sector investment, and declining exports as the global slowdown undermines demand.

A just cause resides in people s hearts. Without the hearts of news producers or, increasingly, of censors the seemingly formidable edifice of journalistic regulation will, sooner or later, collapse like the Berlin Wall.