Sentence examples for challenges that apply from inspiring English sources

"We have so many challenges that apply to the whole of the British trade union movement.

That's a challenge that applies particularly keenly to Wayman, who is in a relationship with Mercury Prize-winner James Blake.

A second challenge that applies especially to group transfer and condensation reactions is that selections often yield ribozymes that modify themselves within the RNA chain rather than on the tethered substrate.

Throughout the book, Scout challenges boundaries that apply to her personally (and heck, who wouldn't? Ms. Caroline sounds like a Professor Umbridge in the making), but struggles to see which boundaries outside of herself warrant questioning.

Residential brokers that dabble in commercial spaces may not be fully aware of the particular challenges and local laws that apply to commercial real estate.

Each presents its own challenges because of special rules that apply.

The frequent finding of subtype specific prognostic features challenges the concept of molecular classifiers that apply to all prostate cancers.

Many of the same attribution problems that apply to Rembrandt's paintings continue to challenge scholars studying his drawings.

Buoyed by the hostile shift of today's Supreme Court against campaign finance laws, contractors are challenging the federal law that applies to federal contractors (Wagner v. FEC) and the New York and Tennessee Republican parties are challenging the SEC rule that applies to state financial service contractors (New York Republican State Committee v. SEC).

Essentially, when a court considers an equal protection challenge of a law that applies certain rules to specific groups of people, that court must decide whether the group bringing the suit is subject to heightened or rational basis scrutiny.

The legal question of whether a governmental authority could set a minimum wage first came before the Supreme Court when employers challenged a local ordinance that applied only to the nation's capital, one that had been passed by Congress to set a minimum wage for women and children.