Sentence examples for be challenged at the from inspiring English sources
Any change in the redistricting process probably would be challenged at the Supreme Court.
India's exporters are divided over whether such legislation should be challenged at the World Trade Organization.
The ruling could be challenged at the court of appeal and the court of justice of the European Union (CJEU).
Realizing my credibility would forever be challenged at the Book Review office, I accepted this assignment — if only to set the record straight.
Waste can be reduced rather than burned or dumped in holes in the ground, or at sea, or in foreign countries (what a crime!) But waste can be (and should be) challenged at the retail end.
Frank Schubert, a spokesman for Protect Marriage, the leading group behind Proposition 8, said he had expected that the measure would eventually be challenged at the ballot box but was surprised that it could come so soon.
Toronto FC have the look of a side that should be challenging at the top end of the Eastern Conference, but the Reds have had such a complexion before.
Relegation was a looming threat and this is a club that expects, nay demands, to be challenging at the other end of the table.
The Red Devils, who currently have the most overseas players in the competition, could be challenging at the summit before a testing Easter.
