Sentence examples for challenge to central from inspiring English sources

But party insiders say the wiretapping was seen as a direct challenge to central authorities.

At the prospect of autonomy for violence-prone Corsica, a constant challenge to central authority, he dug in his heels.

The real challenge to central bankers in an e-money world will be to justify their existence, something at which they have had very little practice up to now.The paper by Benjamin Friedman that started this debate was "The Future of Monetary Policy"; it appeared in the November 1999 issue ofInternational Finance.

When we spoke on the phone, promoter and DJ Daniel even jokingly suggested a challenge to central London clubs: "If you don't want to let any black people in, fine, don't play any record that contains the n-word," he said.

This week, the Court will hear arguments in a momentous case, King v. Burwell, a challenge to a central feature of the Affordable Care Act.

For the Obama administration, the assessment poses a direct challenge to a central element of the president's national security strategy, the reduction of nuclear stockpiles around the world.

Several Republicans not associated with the Bush campaign said that they were concerned about the turn of events, warning that the commission findings and Mr. Clarke's testimony were a challenge to the central pillar of Mr. Bush's campaign appeal: his handling of the Sept. 11 attacks.

The warlords of 19th- and 20th-century China, for example, were just as much the products of feudal society as the warring barons of 13th-century England and presented the same kind of challenge to the central government's claim to exercise sovereign jurisdiction over the national territory.