Sentence examples for challenge senior from inspiring English sources
Rapid-results initiatives challenge senior leaders to cede control.
Wyden and Udall have been thorns in the side of the intelligence community, using their position on the committee, which permits them privileged access to classified briefings, to repeatedly challenge senior officials on the accuracy of their public testimony.
Surprisingly, in a culture where auditors have little or no power to challenge senior management, Shin Nihon refused to accept the bank's estimate of how many deferred tax assets it could count as capital.One reason that America's spate of accounting scandals has made such an impact is that published financial statements matter there.
Another challenge, senior administration officials said, was coming up with a package that could help Israel deal with various security challenges — but devised so it would not be viewed as an American endorsement of accelerated planning by Israel to strike alone at Tehran's suspected nuclear facilities.
On Sunday, the AAP named 20 candidates who would challenge senior politicians from the two main parties.
The teams strive to break down stale cultural norms and encourage junior members to challenge senior staff.
"This is very risky," the business leader said, because MBS is now challenging senior princes and religious conservatives simultaneously.
He challenged senior clerics in 2006 by defying a ban on women going to stadiums to watch men play soccer, but eventually he had to back down.
He said he had also challenged senior officers on the transparency of the use of automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) systems.
Sainsbury's chief executive, Justin King, has challenged senior business leaders and fellow retailers over the UK corporation tax furore by arguing that the issue is a question of morality, not legality.
During the daily press briefing, CNN's Jim Acosta, himself a son of Cuban immigrants, challenged senior adviser Stephen Miller on a component of the proposed bill which would grant English-speakers more favor in gaining admission to the United States.
