Sentence examples for a tool to challenge from inspiring English sources
They want a tool to challenge targeted voters in close elections.
Lawyers say the strongest legal protection is in cases falling under the federal False Claims Act, a Civil War-era law that has been rediscovered recently as a tool to challenge fraud in obtaining government contracts.
After the Act's initial success in combating tactics designed to deny minorities access to the polls, the Act became predominately used as a tool to challenge racial vote dilution.
Rashida Manjoo, the United Nations special rapporteur on violence against women, said, "The explicit prohibition of discrimination on the basis of sex and gender in the Constitution would not only give women a practical tool to challenge inequality more effectively, but would also serve to educate and raise awareness among Jordanian society as a whole".
Medicine has used placebos as a methodologic tool to challenge, debunk, and discard ineffective and harmful treatments.
The well designed placebo controlled trial of surgery is a useful tool to challenge the continued commissioning and use of ineffective treatments.
The second technique consists of using a foam-supporting surface which appears to be an appropriate tool to challenge postural control and produces substantial and multidirectional balance disturbance [ 145, 146].
After Koontz, developers have a potent new legal tool to challenge such charges because now the legal burden of demonstrating their validity is on the communities themselves.
With a common simple format, it is now easy to release the evaluation tool to challenge participants.
WASHINGTON — Congress gave final approval on Tuesday to a civil rights bill providing women, blacks and Hispanics with powerful new tools to challenge pay discrimination in the workplace.
PAGE A14 CONGRESS APPROVES CIVIL RIGHTS BILL Congress gave final approval to a civil rights bill providing women, blacks and Hispanics with powerful new tools to challenge pay discrimination in the workplace.
