Sentence examples for be vigorously challenged from inspiring English sources

They pressed the argument that "e-cigarettes are not a drug" and that any decision to classify them as such would be vigorously challenged in court.

The good news is that the Democrats are now in charge of Congress, and Mr. Bush's hard-hearted calls to freeze domestic spending will be vigorously challenged.

The idealistic assumption that sparked the creation of Lincoln Center — that orchestras, opera companies, ballet troupes and theaters would have much to gain by becoming partners in a centralized complex — would be vigorously challenged today.

"There is much to be debated about the Middle East and much in Israel's foreign and defense policy that can be and should be vigorously challenged," he said in his speech.

If Cal/OSHA moves ahead with the new rules, Leue says it will be vigorously challenged.

We now know for sure which congressional Democrats have to be vigorously challenged and defeated the next time they come up for re-election.

Perhaps because of this, they have been vigorously challenged.

The self-serving view of human nature that opportunism is based on has been vigorously challenged.

"But by the time I came to work for NCCL this vile organisation had already been vigorously challenged within the organisation".

The commission's conclusions were vigorously challenged by the Labour party, which will be asking the commission to justify its report's conclusions, a spokesman disclosed.

But by the time I came to work for NCCL this vile organisation had already been vigorously challenged within the organisation," she said.