Sentence examples for appropriate to challenge from inspiring English sources

And, finally, today: "With all of the Fake News coming out of NBC and the Networks, at what point is it appropriate to challenge their License?

It's striking (and welcome) that in the name of social mobility all political parties now think it appropriate to challenge, however gently, the practices of elite professions such as banking, the law and journalism to open them up to disadvantaged applicants.

Apparently it's not considered appropriate to challenge such geniuses about their real identity.

The research team had to continuously discern whether it was appropriate to challenge these social norms.

They ruled that because HL had not been detained in accordance with any legal framework, and there was no appropriate mechanism to challenge this detention in court, HL had been unlawfully deprived of his liberty.

In an interview this week, Mylan's chief executive took issue with claims that up to two-thirds of EpiPen users do not carry their devices, saying the company would take "appropriate action" to challenge the claims.

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].

62 It has been suggested that such games may be helpful for improving balance and core strength 63 under the guidance of a qualified health/rehabilitation professional (who can advise on the selection of appropriate activities to challenge balance safely and gradually).

Martin says: "This year I'm celebrating my 20th marathon, so it felt appropriate to really challenge myself.

Memorials, Williams decided, were the appropriate gut punch to challenge the public's notions of the death penalty.

It may be appropriate to proceed to challenge testing in some patients.