Sentence examples for capable of being challenged from inspiring English sources

Its chairman, John Tully, said: "Whilst we are pleased that this judgment recognises that racist and sexist behaviour is unacceptable and is capable of being challenged, it is of concern that such issues are still prevalent in the Metropolitan police service, despite the many measures introduced to address the problem".

If limit setting priority setting decisions are based on evidence, reasons and principles perceived as relevant among stakeholders, made more publically available and capable of being challenged, it is presumed that they will become more appropriate and acceptable in a local context.

The idea that living with a mental illness would exclude someone from a job they were capable of doing needs to be challenged, she suggests.

You still have someone who's capable of leading CSI, but he's challenged.

It means so many things that it is capable of being championed or challenged by people who may largely agree with each other about what they really want.

Establishing and maintaining a viable culture that is capable of a reasonable desulfurization rate is challenging.

The capital cost of such works probably increases roughly in proportion to the cube of the deepest draft of ship capable of being accommodated; thus the economic challenge posed by the increase in the size of modern ships is considerable.

Given these observations, designing immunogens that elicit antibodies capable of accommodating this sequence variability will be challenging.

There was enough to suggest they are well capable of challenging but they were not alone in impressing last week.

With its vast array of shades – from almost ivory pale, through stripy scarlets, to near black – such a salad is so simple and so beautiful that I really can't think of any dish in my arsenal that's capable of seriously challenging it.

We will get a team that is capable of challenging and that has to be the remit for everyone here". The win did come at a cost with midfielders Birkir Bjarnason and Jack Grealish, who came on as his replacement, both suffering knee injuries.