Sentence examples for challenge the action from inspiring English sources
The baseball commissioner, under the labor agreement, can suspend a player for just cause, but the player can challenge the action through a grievance procedure.
Such legislation should give a person whose citizenship is revoked the right to challenge the action in federal court, but only if he appears personally before the judge.
And the Justice Department obtained the records of The Associated Press from phone companies with no advance notice, giving it no chance to challenge the action.
PAGE B1 PARENTS SUE OVER SCHOOL'S CLOSING After the trustees of the Conserve School in Wisconsin said they were essentially shutting down their program because of the dismal economy, parents have banded together to challenge the action in a lawsuit, contending that the school's underlying financial condition did not look so dire and that the trustees were instead acting out of their own interests.
John Elwood, a senior lawyer in the Bush administration, said that any business affected by a regulation under Mr. Cordray or a decision by the labor relations board could have legal standing to challenge the action as illegitimate, because the plaintiff could claim that it was directed by officials not lawfully appointed.
The authority said it would "robustly challenge" the action.
The Queens district attorney's lawsuit against Justice Blumenfeld is an Article 78 petition, a device used to challenge the actions of an administrative agency or court.
The settlement could serve as a model for the Obama administration to challenge the actions of county governments that have resisted pressure to undo decades of patterns of residential segregation.
It is a prime example of how this powerful international legal system, built to protect foreign investors in developing countries, is now being used to challenge the actions of European governments as well.
"The plaintiffs have no basis to challenge the actions properly voted upon by the board of the trustees" of the church "and sanctioned by the archbishop," Justice Theodore T. Jones of the New York State Court of Appeals wrote in a unanimous ruling.
That note has made it clear that it is open to the club to challenge the actions of the players.
