Sentence examples for can only be challenged from inspiring English sources

Kessler stressed that it can only be challenged from within communities.

Currently, they can only be challenged by claiming the minister didn't follow the correct legal processes.

It can only be challenged if the left in Europe works together to confront not just localised injustice but the system itself.

Within the judiciary, her decisions can only be challenged by the National Judicial Council, a panel of 15 judges elected by their peers.

It's counterintuitive, given China's record on freedom of speech, but then the country is changing so fast and is so complex that preconceptions can only be challenged.

His incarceration is a barbed satirical comment on Tony Blair's new confinement to the dinner-engagement circles of neocon celebrity, and it also forms the basis of a brilliantly tense and claustrophobic nightmare about the ruthless forces of hidden power, which can only be challenged by the "ghosts" of those they have crushed and intend to crush.

Without federal "preclearance," new barriers to voting can often only be challenged after they are implemented, making the fight against such laws far more difficult.

Economic migration can only be seriously challenged by improving opportunities for the poor at home.

Modern-day external exploitation can only be adequately challenged once Africa gets its own house in order.

Donor restrictions on funding can only be successfully challenged when the international humanitarian community unites in its resistance.

This writ is only available to people who have already completed their imprisonment, and can only be used to challenge factual errors from the case.