Sentence examples for challenged why from inspiring English sources

Farron is largely working to influence the party manifesto, but Labour challenged why only two Liberal Democrat peers had voted against the tax during a Lords debate.

No questions, no answers, no inconsistencies in people's beliefs challenged (why does Debbie have no problem with Kelly spending benefit money on an evening out, but thinks it's wasteful to provide her children with a second hot meal in a day?), no evasions or simply nonsensical replies (mostly from graduate Liam – "I could afford it but then I'd have to go without") confronted.

The arcane Westminster culture that seeks to place barriers between MPs and the public must be challenged: why, in 2009, does the House of Commons still not allow clips of Parliament to be shown and shared on YouTube and other sites?

No one ever asked how I got in to this school, or checked my bag on the way out of the campus store, or challenged why I sat with other white kids in the cafeteria.

After initially playing down the event, the state-run media also began to challenge why the accident occurred and how the government had handled it.

If the customer isn't requesting or paying for it, you should challenge why you do it.

It must go to the heart of the establishment and challenge why crimes have been swept under the carpet for so long".

Of course, physicians could quite legitimately challenge why they should be responsible for taking on this burden (especially if American taxpayers are not).

In addition, first generation college students can be surrounded by negativity or unhelpful messages that may challenge why they are going to college.

Both in community forums and in the lawsuit, the lawyers challenge why police did not follow now-standard police procedures to de-escalate confrontations with mentally ill subjects, but instead did "the absolute opposite".

Which is why such narratives must be challenged, and why they are so dangerous.