Sentence examples for challenged the order of from inspiring English sources

The writ of error by which petitioner challenged the order of January 15 does not appear in the present record.

• "Trying Leviathan" (Princeton University Press, $29.95) isn't just another fish story; that is plain from its subtitle, "The Nineteenth-Century New York Court Case That Put the Whale on Trial and Challenged the Order of Nature".

South Korea's political culture has been similar to that of the U.S. where "the Communists became anyone who challenged the order of things in a progressive direction" (Kovel 1994 22; Delton 2003).

Wasn't it Jesus Christ himself who challenged the order of his day and age with his radical beliefs and proclamations?

What a contrast to the courageous nationalist stance of former President Lázaro Cárdenas in 1938, when the foreign oil companies working in Mexico challenged the order of the Mexican Supreme Court to end the wage discrimination of Mexican workers and grant them the same payment as foreigners.

Ronald Reagan, trying to challenge the order of succession in 1968 and 1976, was brushed aside and forced to wait until it was his turn in 1980.

This guilt is used to make any woman who challenges the orders of the religious arbitrators feel as if they are the perpetrator and are responsible for destroying the family's reputation".

The company has lost twice in court but is challenging the order in the US court of appeals for the second circuit in New York.

Microsoft has so far lost twice in court but is challenging the order in the US court of appeals for the second circuit in New York.

The lawsuit challenging the orders was brought by a group of federal labor unions.

Young people in Greenwich Village in the 1960s adopted folk music as a means of challenging the social order of the day.