Sentence examples for arbitrary challenges from inspiring English sources

While life's milestones are imbued with deep cultural significance, for the saltwater fly-fisherman the milestones are the arbitrary challenges we set for ourselves.

For parents to raise a happy child -- and by parents I mean a child's prime caretakers; biology doesn't come into it -- they must be permitted to function without arbitrary challenges to their role.

Completed by Feyder when Ravel fell ill, this fascinating little film that seems quintessentially French in the way it poses a perfectly arbitrary formal challenge, and answers it with elegance and ease.

It is the best weapon of the powerless where there is no democracy or ways to challenge arbitrary power.

Tuesday's Times said the lawsuit, which was filed Monday in State Supreme Court, calls on the city to remove the controversial green tarmac, citing a state law that allows citizens to challenge arbitrary and unfair actions by the government.

Habeas corpus is the prerogative writ familiar to the common law at least as long ago as the 13th century, challenging arbitrary detention, by forcing the authorities to justify their actions.

It's the myth that matters: an inspiration to challenge arbitrary, despotic power; a seed for a democratic constitution; a right to be ruled by law; and even a claim that land be held in common, not enclosed for profit.

NHRP president (and past ALDF Board Chair) and attorney Steve Wise argued that Tommy should have personhood rights, and asked for a writ of habeas corpus -- a common law cause of action previously used by human slaves to challenge arbitrary detention and confinement.

Such a gesture by one or both of the leading organizations of historians would help legitimate what they are doing, draw more attention to their efforts, inspire high school students elsewhere to challenge arbitrary authority, and put the two organizations on record in opposition to the efforts by school boards to distort the teaching of history for overtly political purposes.

But unfortunately, right now there are plenty of hurdles in accelerating ADU development, from arbitrary rules to financing challenges.

Our current leaders borrow the rhetoric of Richard Nixon's "war on cancer" or the currently fashionable language of "grand challenges"; setting arbitrary deadlines for "breakthroughs" in treatment.