Sentence examples for a challenge imposed upon from inspiring English sources

Morrow now faced a challenge imposed upon few clergymen in their first posting - he was sent back to the diocese as vicar-general, the territory's highest Anglican office.

A central issue both in his fiction and drama is the struggle of the individual against the challenge imposed upon him by society.

Jamie Beagent, a partner at law firm Leigh Day, said: "These proposals will create a climate of fear and uncertainty amongst those wishing to challenge projects imposed upon them and their environment".

It is a challenge that I have imposed upon myself to see if I can sell to a class of affluent young people that usually spends money on accessories and ego," said Skye.

Graphical methods such as Bayesian networks present a framework capable of modeling a network structure imposed upon a dataset [ 5].

They are the same African American icons that led him to challenge racial limitations imposed upon him as a child in South Africa.

The French emblem is a golden rooster imposed upon a red shield.

O'Neill's challenge: impose a little discipline.

"We are talking about $60 billion a year imposed upon the business community".

"Now they are at risk of having a solution imposed upon them".

It imposes upon the defendant railroad corporation, if unsuccessful in its defense, a burden not imposed upon any other unsuccessful defendant sued upon a like or upon a different cause of action.