Sentence examples for challenged decisions from inspiring English sources

On average almost two in five (38%) challenged decisions are overturned at tribunal, nearly one in 10 of all those made.

Mark M. Hanna, a spokesman for the state Insurance Department, said that 996 patients challenged decisions of H.M.O.'s and insurance companies from November 1997 to July 2000.

"It requires too much speculation to find that the historical background of the challenged decisions or the sequence of events preceding the state action show a racial motivation," Watson wrote.

The Center for Food Safety challenged APHIS' decision in federal court.

These countries will also be able to challenge decisions pertaining to cross-border banking.

There will now be a more formal chain of appeal to challenge decisions by military censors.

The trade pact would allow drug companies to challenge decisions on coverage and payment.

Who will make those decisions?" Even in Britain, where the pooled approach has been used for decades, organizations consistently challenge decisions about the allocation of money.

Judicial reviews allow bodies to challenge decisions on grounds of illegality, irrationality and unfairness.

Do not challenge decisions made.

At last count, 87 companies are using Noel Canning to challenge decisions issued by the NLRB and its regional offices.