Sentence examples for challenge to the term from inspiring English sources

The conversations are the clearest evidence to date that Mr. Bloomberg is seriously considering a challenge to the term limits law that will force him from office January 2010.

Mr. Giuliani and his aides have contacted lawmakers and business leaders to see if there is support for a challenge to the term-limits laws adopted twice by voters, and to see if legislators would accept an emergency extension of his term.

The Guardian understands that the department is facing multiple legal challenges to the terms of various unemployment programmes, including the recently announced Community Action Programme in which those out of work for a number of years must work for six months unpaid, including at profit-making businesses, in order to keep their benefits.

The basis for Professor Lessig's challenge to the Copyright Term Extension Act is the text of the clause in Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution authorizing Congress "to promote the progress of science and useful arts" by issuing exclusive copyrights for "limited times".

What the author Jonathan Rauch calls the most serious single challenge to the long-term vitality of democratic government -- "the democratic public's tendency to form ever more groups clamoring for ever more goodies and perks and then defending them to the death" -- has become an international phenomenon.

The Nordic climate, with cold harsh winters, poses a severe challenge to the long-term durability of concrete.

This threat poses a challenge to the long-term viability of these activities that play an important role in rural development and have traditionally shaped highly valued ecosystems such as the Dehesa landscape in the Iberian Peninsula.

As we prepared to implement the measure on an annual basis, the requirement for manual data entry of survey responses was identified as a challenge to the long-term feasibility of using the survey in Aboriginal communities.

Like the earlier separation of 'management' (the WUA domain) from 'religion' (the subak domain), this has become another serious challenge to the long-term social sustainability of the subak organizations.

Without the billionaire's support, they concluded, any challenge to the city's term limits law would trigger a nasty and expensive fight.

This presents a unique challenge to the clinician in terms of maintaining the correct balance between raising pressures and delivering oxygen, while keeping hypercapnea and hypoxia to a minimum [33],[33].