Sentence examples for be challenged to put from inspiring English sources
Members of Congress, regardless of political affiliation, need to be challenged to put children first -- not only when it comes to campaign slogans, but in their legislative priorities.
And so, as the budget battles wage in Washington, our national leaders must be challenged to put politics aside and remember the values that define us.
We will see this fight taken up again with immigration reform, where once again Americans will be challenged to put aside competing agendas and work together for equality.
However, it may be challenging to put pericardial thickening as a necessary criterion for the diagnosis of constrictive pericarditis, because up to 20% of patients with surgically confirmed constrictive pericarditis showed a pericardium of normal thickness on imaging studies [5].
"The specific conditions are unique and interesting and every artist is challenged to put his paintings or performances in such historic conditions".
Young children, at ages when temper tantrums are normal and mood swings are common, are challenged to put their best foot forward on demand.
Wills, we were told, "went to a lot of trouble thinking up what to wear" (white baseball cap, sweatshirt, two gold chains), and was challenged to "put on a chavvy accent and stop speaking like a royal".
The 12 finalists are introduced in a casting episode before they are challenged to put their own spin on Katy Perry's "Firework" in the first competition episode at 9. 8 P.M. (Fox News Channel) THE MONEY HOLE John Stossel examines the national debt crisis with the help of guests including Luis Fortu the governor of Puerto Rico.
At first minister's questions, Alex Salmond was challenged to put a figure on the number of people affected.
People were challenged to put 10percentt of their savings in war bonds.
