Sentence examples for challenge to the order from inspiring English sources

A lower court rejected his challenge to the order, and on Tuesday, the country's highest court rejected his appeal.

Princeton joined with 16 other universities in filing a friend-of-the-court brief Feb. 13 in support of a legal challenge to the order.

The Council on American-Islamic Relations filed a constitutional challenge to the order, charging that the policy "overtly discriminates against Muslims".

The FCC is also likely to face a legal challenge to the order, which has been attacked by internet companies including Etsy, Bittorrent, Netflix, Pinterest, Pornhub, Spotify and Wikipedia.

When scholars get to feeling expansive, they call today's migration networks a challenge to the order set by the 1648 Peace of Westphalia, which established the territorial sovereignty of the nation-state.

They were the dominant side from the outset, and their sprightliness was a constant challenge to the order Livingston were trying to impose with their defensive shape.

Mr. Rogen, who is considering additional legal challenges to the order, said the signs were cruel and unusual punishment that would eventually be overturned by a higher court.

What that means to Trump, to the judges who have heard challenges to the order and to a revised version, and to the future of civil rights—is an issue that the Supreme Court is now being asked to decide.

When Stephen Miller, a senior policy adviser for Trump, was asked, on "Face the Nation" on Sunday, about the legal challenges to the order, he said that it was "crazy" that a judge should have a say.

This debate spilled into remarkable view Monday evening, as Sally Yates, the acting U.S. Attorney General and a holdover from the Obama administration, told Justice Department lawyers not to defend challenges to the order because she was not convinced it was lawful.

The particulars of that ban are still being parsed through, as legal challenges to the order emerge around the country.