Sentence examples for challenge groups that from inspiring English sources
As early as 1996 concerned Christians, Jews, Muslims, and secularists began meeting under diverse auspices to discuss plans to challenge groups that are exploiting millennialist fervor to spread the poison of bigotry and scapegoating.
"Discretion lies with our door staff and while we sympathise with Mark and his friends we fully support our employees' right to challenge groups that do not adhere to our door policy," the statement reads.
To challenge the appropriateness of these treatments and the need for these centers, or to challenge the advocacy groups that promote them like the American Cancer Society, is political suicide for any elected official.
By framing immigrant justice as a human rights issue, they challenge mainstream reform groups that selectively tout the merits of the "good" immigrants who have proven to be "deserving" through their educational achievement or patriotism.
Such shifts in PCP practice patterns may pose a logistical challenge to nephrology groups that are not equipped to deal with an influx of pre-dialysis CKD patients.
3) Attempts to close gaps in AP participation have been met with challenges from privileged groups that act to maintain inequities.
However, these results were much debated and challenged by other groups that were unable to find such an association [ 33- 37].
India has also implied that it wants all Pakistan-based groups that challenge Indian rule in Kashmir shut down.
The company is controlled by Charles and David Koch, wealthy industrialists who back a number of conservative and libertarian causes including activist groups that challenge the science behind climate change.
But while living standards have made enormous gains since, the Communist party clamps down as hard as ever on any groups that challenge its authority.
An earlier version of this post, and an earlier version of the accompanying chart, erred in suggesting that General Electric finances nonprofit groups that challenge climate science.
