Sentence examples for cases challenged from inspiring English sources

Such cases challenged the commonly held belief that the law applied only to violent criminals.

For a regulatory body that has few of its cases challenged and rarely loses when they are, two high-profile defeats in a month are a bitter and unusual pill to swallow.

Mr. Cornyn, now a United States senator, stated that if the lawyers for the defendants in those cases challenged the government's reliance on race at sentencing, he would not object.

A few company members also questioned Ms. Taymor — and in some cases challenged her — about whether the show was as safe as it could be and whether crew members had had enough time to absorb technical changes, and actors enough time to run through them.

Lawyers representing Miramonte families in civil cases challenged this account.

Though Zardari had immunity from prosecution because he was President, the end of NRO and his earlier corruption cases challenged the legality of his presidency.

A case challenging a similar law in Wisconsin will go before the federal appeals circuit court in Chicago next week, and other cases challenge admitting privileges laws in Mississippi and Alabama.

"These cases challenge the same type of discriminatory practices found to exist at the Justice Department".

Two cases challenging affirmative action filed against the University of Michigan while Mr. Bollinger was president there are now before the United States Supreme Court.

Demographers are bracing for an avalanche of data, while others predict a raft of court cases challenging redistricting.

The suit — one of several cases challenging the constitutionality of the law — shows the incoherence and unjustness of federal policy.