Sentence examples for challenged aspects from inspiring English sources
Over the course of three days, one speaker after another challenged aspects of the Fed's response, and, implicitly, of Bernanke's leadership.
But they said their findings, and earlier studies of the effects of farm-borne parasites on wild salmon, were so damning that they challenged aspects of aquaculture generally.
According to court papers, a separate lawsuit is under way in which "the husband has challenged aspects of the wife's conduct during the sale".
A year after September 11th, Cohen successfully challenged aspects of the Handschu agreement in court, insisting that, owing to the new global threat, "to wait for an indication of crime before investigating is to wait far too long".
Last week, the Supreme Court ruled twice in favor of immigrants who had challenged aspects of the laws concerning the mandatory detention and deportation of noncitizens who have committed crimes.
When George W. Bush was president, Jeb mostly muffled their differences, though he did speak out against a plan to expand oil drilling off the Florida coast — it was sharply cut back — and challenged aspects of the president's No Child Left Behind education initiative.
Yes, each text deconstructs the myth in a different way, challenging aspects made canonical by Euripides or Seneca.
But many experts predict that the effort will drag on for years as the company challenges aspects of the plan.
The spam lawsuits mainly challenge aspects of the e-mail messages that Microsoft contends are fraudulent, like deceptive return addresses and subject lines.
Several broadband companies, and some consumer advocacy and public interest groups, are likely to return to court this year to challenge aspects of the rules.
A1 Challenge to Disability Law The Supreme Court accepted two appeals from employers challenging aspects of the Americans With Disabilities Act, one on defining a disability and the other on conflicts arising between seniority rights and disability accommodations.
