Sentence examples for a model for challenging from inspiring English sources
He said the elder President Bush's patient assembly of coalition partners and its respect for the United Nations Security Council in the period before the gulf war began had been intended as a "model" for challenging aggressors in the post-cold-war era.
He said "Happy Birthday to You" was "economically significant" in that it "still produces millions of dollars of income in a year," and that a successful legal challenge "might be a model for challenges to other songs".
The 4-to-3 ruling by the State Court of Appeals came in a closely watched suit that civil liberties lawyers said could be a model for similar challenges across the country.
DMDD is part of a global effort to identify mouse strains that have the potential to serve as models for challenging human congenital diseases.
Such a model is challenging for those responsible for the evaluations and estimation of the corresponding genetic parameters.
The city's alternate-side parking calendar, which sets out the holidays when street-cleaning rules are suspended (so drivers don't have to move their cars), is actually a model for managing the challenges of diversity.
The settlement could serve as a model for the Obama administration to challenge the actions of county governments that have resisted pressure to undo decades of patterns of residential segregation.
This is particularly the case for rodent models, as the validity of the inflammatory response in these species as a model for human diseases has been challenged very recently [ 5].
It has the potential to serve as a model for countries facing similar challenges as Italy.
Andy and her husband Charles created a model for philanthropic generosity and creativity that challenged and inspired us-and that will endure for generations.
It will be interesting to follow how these issues are addressed, and how the future of EMS in New Zealand is designed, funded, and implemented may serve as a model for other systems facing similar challenges.
