Sentence examples for challenge actions from inspiring English sources

Without whistleblowing protection, we cannot challenge actions that we know are not in the interests of the children without fearing for ourselves.

In coming weeks, Mr. Bush's conservative and Christian-right supporters in the Republican Party are certain to challenge actions that appear to weaken White House support for Mr. Sharon's efforts to protect Israelis from suicide bombers.

Reding's "I can step up to a challenge" actions distinguished him from other development executives, and the potential donor was able to see aspects of Reding's character that he felt were critical for putting his investment to proper use.

Frakt said that he informed his superiors in July of concerns regarding Hartmann's "unprofessional conduct" and "lack of candor". The investigation, he advised, could result in professional sanctions and might give some detainees grounds to challenge actions that Hartmann took in cases against them.

The government also said the lawsuit was barred by the statute of limitations, since it challenges actions taken by the Department of Education more than six years ago.

Justifications for Integration Microsoft proffers no justification for two of the three challenged actions that it took in integrating IE into Windows -- excluding IE from the Add/Remove Programs utility and commingling browser and operating system code.

Any such petition must be filed within 120 days after the date of the challenged action.

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In addition, there must be some causal connection between plaintiff's asserted injury and defendant's challenged action.

only at the instance of one who is himself immediately harmed, or immediately threatened with harm, by the challenged action.

Article III standing requires an injury that is (i) concrete, particularized, and actual or imminent, (ii) fairly traceable to the challenged action, and (iii) redressable by a favorable ruling.