Sentence examples for challenged through the from inspiring English sources

The initiative is also being challenged through the courts.

Djokovic was not challenged through the first four rounds of the tournament.

Despite taking on the amendments of the committee, the immigration minister, Peter Dutton, admitted that the government expects the legislation's constitutionality to be challenged through the judicial system.

However more than 100 Irish criminal lawyers have said the Criminal Justice (Amendment) Bill contravenes the European Human Rights Act and would be challenged through the Irish and European courts.

Mr. Ortega's allies already run the electoral council (which oversees elections) and dominate the courts, and this month's vote nearly doubled his party's seats in Congress to 62, a majority big enough to rewrite the Constitution and change the limits on re-election he has challenged through the judiciary.

To sum up, the traditional approaches to explain sustained competitive advantage – namely the industry structure view, the RBV, and the dynamic capabilities approach – are challenged through the emergence of digital technology.

Chief Financial Officer Joan Hilson cited "a view that the business environment remains challenging through the back half of the year".

Parenting with consistency should start in the elementary years and it often becomes more challenging through the teenage years.

This is a matter that we will be challenging through the courts but until that time we cannot comment".

He said operating profit at John Lewis stores plunged more than 54% to £15.8m, and expected conditions to remain "challenging through the rest of this year and into 2012".

"Obviously the ratings have been very, very challenging through the deal, especially this year," said Mark Quenzel, the senior vice president for programming and production at ESPN, which shares ownership of the N.H.L. rights with ABC.