Sentence examples for challenge reaffirmed from inspiring English sources

But the Supreme Court's June ruling in AT&T Mobility v. Concepcion, in which such agreements withstood a major court challenge, reaffirmed for many employers their usefulness, said Colvin.

The ruling has been challenged — and reaffirmed — several times, most recently last month.

The Hesitant Hand examines how subsequent economic thinkers have challenged or reaffirmed Smith's doctrine, some contending that society needs government to intervene on its behalf when the marketplace falters, others arguing that government interference ultimately benefits neither the market nor society.

The inaugural world humanitarian summit is recognition that we need to get smarter at how we cooperate to address humanitarian challenges while reaffirming human dignity.

In spite of recent economic challenges, Duke has reaffirmed its commitment to the principles of need-blind undergraduate admissions.

The Democrats were led by Representative Morris K. Udall of Arizona, who reaffirmed Ibrig‐standing challenge to the Republicans on the floor of the House last week.

The report, written by 200 bishops, priests and laypeople after a week of closed-door discussions, goes on to say that this issue presents as "an important educative challenge," though it also reaffirmed the Church's stance against same-sex civil unions and gay marriage.

Every historical consensus, however, deserves to be challenged -- even if the result of the challenge is to reaffirm the conventional wisdom.

In 2001, in response to industry challenges, the Supreme Court unanimously reaffirmed the law's bedrock principles.

To better meet its grand societal challenges, the Commission has been reaffirmed and expanded these policies in Horizon 2020, its current funding framework.

The original claim that Locke's thought had considerable influence on the colonists was challenged and has more recently been reaffirmed.