Sentence examples for Raised a challenge from inspiring English sources
Paradoxically, the treaty also raised a challenge to Russian hegemony by abolishing the Ottomans' commercial monopoly and opening the principalities to the international market.
The takings issue is part of a multipronged attack on the trust account programs by the Washington Legal Foundation, which has also raised a challenge under the First Amendment to the programs in Texas and Washington.
Cutting to the chase in his inimitable way, Kramer raised a challenge to the FDA: "We're willing to be guinea pigs, all of us," he thundered.
We think it raises a challenge to the basic design philosophy for such networks.
Nevertheless, many argued that they may remain anyway, since Democrats may choose not to raise a challenge.
They could have a black passenger buy a ticket outside Louisiana and then travel into the state, thus raising a challenge to the law under the commerce clause.
One group raising a challenge is the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A)., which wants A.I.G. to establish a committee of independent board members to select future board members.
On the one hand, this raises a challenge as to their proper management: how can it be ensured that the proper process model is always available to the interested stakeholder?
This raises a challenge when concluding about the crowd density.
Thus, it raises a challenge to provide an efficient affine transformation.
