Sentence examples for believe a challenge from inspiring English sources

Leading constitutional lawyer George Williams believes that under the constitution the federal parliament has "a concurrent, rather than exclusive power" to make laws on marriage, but others believe a challenge could be successful.

The Olympic triple jump champion Christian Taylor believes a challenge to Jonathan Edwards' 18.29m world record, which has stood for over 20 years, may not be beyond him.

The mainstream antiabortion movement opposed the Colorado effort because its members believed a challenge to it might have the unintended effect of reaffirming Roe v. Wade.

Clay believes a challenge will be making sure the audience sticks around: "I'm competing against the back button," he says.

The Rangers support, still giddy regarding the coaxing of an individual with Gerrard's reputation, want so desperately to believe a meaningful challenge can be laid down to a Celtic side who have won seven leagues in succession.

"I believe a key challenge for New Labour over the coming years is to recognise that, far from strengthening social justice, a version of equality that only gives you the opportunity to climb so far, actually subverts the values we should be representing.

MPs still believe a formal leadership challenge remains unlikely, as no one is prepared to make the initial strike.

Some are drafting anti-corruption legislation that could, they believe, survive a challenge before the Roberts Court.

Those who attack evolution will be heartened by these articles and believe that a challenge to evolution has finally been published in a peer-reviewed journal.

Slatery said that while he believes a legal challenge to DACA will prevail, he won't join one.

Given these challenges, we believe a number of private equity funds can find better China-related opportunities closer to home.