Sentence examples for action challenge from inspiring English sources

n In New York several bands of activists are contemplating a massive class action challenge to school district spending disparities.

Through such an empirical focus on rules, it becomes possible to analyse the planning and implementation process of local smart grids (as a collective action challenge).

Expressions that focus on parents' actions, challenges, and needs were searched with free-text terms like "action", "challenge", "demand", "wish", "desire", "need", or "problem".

Data emerging from studies of endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs), such as BPA, that mimic or in numerous ways interfere with hormone action, challenge the central assumption that has guided toxicology for centuries, including today's regulatory apparatus for assessing chemical safety.

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission yesterday filed its first court action challenging genetic testing by an employer, the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway Company.

The change comes after growing speculation that tipping Uber drivers could become commonplace in response to class action challenges in California and Massachusetts.

A5 World Briefing A8 NATIONAL A10-12, 16 U.S. Sues to Halt Genetic Tests of Workers The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed its first court action challenging genetic testing by an employer.

Food corporations often focus on personal responsibility as the cause of the nation's unhealthy diet and raise fears that government action challenges freedoms.

(AP) ZIMBABWE: LEGAL CHALLENGE -- The Commercial Farmers Union said it would file a Supreme Court action challenging President Robert Mugabe's power to seize white-owned farms with no obligation to pay compensation.

Vietnam has long been fearful of renewed Chinese military action to drive it off its 21 holdings in the Spratlys – worries that have escalated amid Beijing's buildup and its anger at the recent Philippines legal action challenging its claims.

In turning down the plaintiffs' appeal, Smith v. University of Washington, No. 00-1341, the justices were undoubtedly aware that other affirmative action challenges presenting cases that are less hypothetical would be reaching the court soon.