Sentence examples for challenge represents from inspiring English sources
What the Green Carpet Challenge represents is more complex than a single brand or a design philosophy.
A new legal challenge represents the sharpest test yet at the prison of America's commitment to fundamental principles of due process.
"The Rider Challenge" represents the entry of Live Nation Entertainment into the realm of content marketing, also known as branded content and branded entertainment.
For the British, a criminal justice issue – which is what the terrorist challenge represents – revolves around potentially dangerous criminals being apprehended along with admissible evidence so that they will eventually appear in court.
The new legal challenge represents the sharpest test yet of America's commitment to its most important founding principles — the guarantee of due process and the right to habeas corpus — at the Guantánamo prison.
The inaugural funding round in the BridgeBuilder Challenge represents the first of three funding opportunities.
The yacht is one of two entered by the Nautor Challenge, representing Finland and Italy.
The others are the Seattle telecommunications entrepreneur Craig McCaw's One World challenge, which briefly suspended training while seeking additional funding, and Dennis Conner's Stars & Stripes challenge, representing the New York Yacht Club.
Throughout the world, the removal of the ideological challenge represented by the Soviet Union dramatically weakened the labour movement and the left - and even confidence in political ideas of any kind, something that is only now beginning to change.
It was Eisenhower who, concerned about the Soviet challenge represented by the unmanned Sputnik spacecraft, defied the Republican Party by concentrating far more on federal help for math and science instruction than the party would have liked.
If the challenge represented by the attacks of Sept. 11 is going to be met, then overthrowing Saddam Hussein by reaching out to the people of Iraq is where it has to begin.
