Sentence examples for basis of a challenging from inspiring English sources

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And to complicate matters further the one-on-one contest would have to comply with the broadcasters' own rules on fairness and balance - perhaps the basis of a challenge from Number 10.

There was once a time when rival groups on the Tory benches were formed on the basis of clashes on the big challenges of the day such as Europe.

On April 12, the regulatory commission dismissed the environmental groups' challenge, saying the future of the MOX program was so uncertain that it should not be the basis of a license challenge.

Lawyers said tonight they expect the Guardian's investigation to form the basis of a legal challenge against the use of police surveillance tactics.

"This total disregard for equality and fairness is frankly appalling and is the basis of a legal challenge being brought by the BMA against the government".

Study design: We studied 15 children with a definite diagnosis of CMSE on the basis of a blind challenge, 12 children with suspected cases of CMSE, 11 children with celiac disease, and 12 control children.

One of the criminal judges delivered a judgment of almost poetic brevity, "reminding himself" of a point of law that, if not mentioned, could form the basis of a further challenge; declaring that the case had not been proved to the required standard; and then allowing the appeal.

Ian Carter (1999, 2008), Matthew H. Kramer (2003, 2008), and Robert Goodin and Frank Jackson (2007) have argued, along these lines, that republican policies are best defended empirically on the basis of the standard negative ideal of freedom, rather than on the basis of a conceptual challenge to that ideal.

For instance, the FCC allowed graphic language on the TV broadcast of Steven Spielberg's gritty World War II film "Saving Private Ryan" but issued fines for similar words on ABC's "NYPD Blue". Those inconsistencies are the basis of a legal challenge of recent FCC rulings announced in April by the ABC, CBS, Fox and NBC networks.

But directors have duties to all shareholders, and this would be the basis of such a challenge.