Sentence examples for basic challenge to the from inspiring English sources
The show is more than a lark; it's a basic challenge to the conventions of the musical.
"It's the basic challenge to the administrative state," Prof. Richard J. Lazarus, an expert in administrative and environmental law at Georgetown University Law Center, said in a recent interview.
Thomas Murphy, the chairman of General Motors at the time of the 1979 Chrysler bailout, perhaps put it best: a bailout of Chrysler, he said then, would constitute "a basic challenge to the philosophy of America".
But defense lawyers for that defendant, Salim Ahmed Hamdan, who was a driver for Osama bin Laden, have filed nearly 30 legal motions, raising questions that included procedural issues and basic challenges to the Guantánamo system itself.
Socrates takes the basic challenge to concern how justice relates to the just person's objective success or happiness (Greek eudaimonia).
That may not be true with South Africa's most basic challenge: to bring down AIDS's astronomical prevalence in the general population.
Indeed, for many developing countries the basic challenges to running an education system (lack of school buildings and teaching resources, lack of teachers, teacher absenteeism, low pay for educators, bureaucratic breakdowns) are enormous.
In the second the contributors connect those basic challenges to real world situations, offering a set of tools and pathways.
The basic challenge is to make the transition to a post-carbon economy as quickly and creatively as possible.
It should be pointed out, however, that although this theory implies a rejection of (P3), it does in fact accept a related inference principle i.e., if P x p is true at a certain moment of time, t, then □P x p will also be true at t. Thomason has shown that the supervaluation theory can in fact meet some of the basic challenges related to the future contingents.
