Sentence examples for challenged documents from inspiring English sources

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... Schaeffler's representatives complained to top officials at the agency; they challenged document requests in court.

Employers can be fined for knowingly hiring illegal workers, but they also risk being sued for discrimination if they challenge documents that on the surface seem authentic.

Instructional challenges documented as barriers in the literature include concerns about not being able to cover all of the course content if active learning strategies are used and other classroom management issues (Andrews and Lemons 2015; Henderson and Dancy 2007; Lund and Stains 2015; Parker et al. 2015).

Polish journalists challenged the documents' authenticity, asking why the Russian government had waited decades to unveil them, only to do so during Mr. Putin's visit.

There are challenges and counterchallenges, accusations of fraud, charges of petition tampering and reports of challenge documents disappearing from the Board of Elections.

In addition, 17 senators have challenged the document at the country's constitutional court, which has yet to rule.

In court papers challenging the document, a relative of Mr. Schurr's said it "was the product of fraud and undue influence exerted on the decedent" by Mr. Morrissey and others.

The chance for American intelligence to challenge the documents came as the Administration debated whether to pass them on to ElBaradei.

In this review paper we describe cow calf systems used in practice and/or in research, discuss the benefits and challenges documented by research, and identify areas where more research is needed.

Implementation challenges documented in the literature related mainly to staffing issues and tagging strategy.