Republicans had considered a legal challenge, contending that the election of a dead man raised constitutional questions.
One need only glance at a TV screen to realize that murder remains an American preoccupation, and the concomitant questions of how to deal with it challenge contending strains in our moral thought, pitting Old Testament against New, retribution against forgiveness.
But the new challenge contends that recent demographic developments require the Supreme Court to act.
Professor Clark told me that one of her most vexing challenges was contending with what she called the "fully aware narcissism" of young Americans abroad.
But the Beverlywood Homes Assn., Westfield and another property owner, J.P. Morgan, have challenged it, contending that it is much denser than the city should allow.
That would make Britain less competitive at a time when it is facing many economic challenges, he contended.
The domain-specific hypothesis posits that sociality only bolsters cognition associated with social challenges and contends that ecological complexity drives the evolution of nonsocial cognition.
Ontario planners have a number of interdependent challenges to contend with: integrating VREs on a nuclear-dominated system, mitigating wind's significant seasonal variability, and establishing effective remuneration mechanisms to improve grid flexibility.
Many of us have serious life challenges to contend with but there is always room for manoeuvre in how we perceive situations, and how we approach each day.
I realize that the people who run any kind of nonprofit company have a myriad of challenges to contend with, and that bankruptcy happens.
