Sentence examples for challenges to the order from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rogen, who is considering additional legal challenges to the order, said the signs were cruel and unusual punishment that would eventually be overturned by a higher court.

What that means to Trump, to the judges who have heard challenges to the order and to a revised version, and to the future of civil rights—is an issue that the Supreme Court is now being asked to decide.

When Stephen Miller, a senior policy adviser for Trump, was asked, on "Face the Nation" on Sunday, about the legal challenges to the order, he said that it was "crazy" that a judge should have a say.

The particulars of that ban are still being parsed through, as legal challenges to the order emerge around the country.

A lower court rejected his challenge to the order, and on Tuesday, the country's highest court rejected his appeal.

When scholars get to feeling expansive, they call today's migration networks a challenge to the order set by the 1648 Peace of Westphalia, which established the territorial sovereignty of the nation-state.

Establishing discrimination would be the most promising legal challenge to the order, said Andrew Schoenholtz, deputy director for Georgetown University's Institute for the Study of Migration.

Many women have been killed for lesser challenges to the social order in the staunchly patriarchal country.

His legal challenges to the extradition order have only just begun, and probably will not be resolved until next spring.

"We are seeing a grassroots network being knit across Asia that will provide challenges to the old order," declares Davis.

Others worried about intimidation of allied states, borders being withdrawn, and challenges to the European order.