Sentence examples for basis challenge from inspiring English sources

Diseases with an organic and physical basis challenge any conception of a subjectivity located exclusively in the continuities of conscious and/or unconscious life as posited by psychoanalytic theory.

"He was out here talking about racism on a daily basis, challenging the system," Mr. Holt said.

The impossibility of distinguishing homosexuality from other traditional "morals" offenses is precisely why Bowers rejected the rational-basis challenge.

"The impossibility of distinguishing homosexuality from other traditional 'morals' offenses is precisely why Bowers rejected the rational-basis challenge," Scalia wrote.

On the press and the police, he says Leveson found no basis to challenge the integrity of the policy.

"She said that her hands are bound by the current law and she does not see any basis to challenge on a constitutional basis," Mr. Schleiff said.

Mr. Seabrook's lawyers also said prosecutors in the first trial had improperly used race as a basis to challenge prospective jurors — an assertion prosecutors contested.

Several of the groups said yesterday that they still held that view and were seeking to determine if they had a basis to challenge the regulations in court again.

"The plaintiffs have no basis to challenge the actions properly voted upon by the board of the trustees" of the church "and sanctioned by the archbishop," Justice Theodore T. Jones of the New York State Court of Appeals wrote in a unanimous ruling.

Mr. Schrems said he planned to request a "formal decision" from Irish officials, which would give him the legal basis to challenge the regulator's findings in Irish court.

"However, the legal advice we received was categorical and clearly stated we had no legal basis to challenge the mayor in this way.