Sentence examples for challenges to existing from inspiring English sources

Opponents to regulation have mounted court challenges to existing disclosure laws in several states over the last year, seeking to keep secret the names of donors.

Radicals in France, Spain or Greece seem to have no problem couching their challenges to existing authority in language that grasps the meaning of nationhood, and even exhibits pride in it.

The growth and development of the United States ultimately would bring challenges to existing property lines, and it was necessary for an amendment to provide rules governing the acquisition of property.

It is too early to know whether early departure from high school will become a widespread trend, either through established rules or court challenges to existing regulations, but for years sports administrators have confronted an invasion of younger athletes seeking scholarships, Olympic medals and professional paychecks.

Furthermore, development in computing power also brings great challenges to existing encryption techniques.

This presents all kinds of challenges to existing models of chip production.

Algorithm-driven (or bot-driven) selling, however, poses a new and formidable challenge to existing antitrust laws.

This demands a more fundamental challenge to existing social care needs and means tests than any of the major political parties has seemed able to contemplate.

The 12-week limit, which Governor Beebe is also expected to veto if it reaches him, would be an even greater challenge to existing constitutional standards.

Partly because of the expectation of the imminent coming of the kingdom, Christianity, MacCulloch writes, "was not usually going to make a radical challenge to existing social distinctions".

It is, of course, completely understandable that a recent toxic cocktail of falling advertising revenues, challenge to existing business models from the internet and wider cyclical issues have heightened concern about the BBC's size and scope.