[Doctors Without Borders] respects Kaci's right as a private citizen to challenge excessive restrictions being placed upon her," the organization said in a press release.
But the effectiveness of Mr. Schneiderman's plan most likely hinges on his proposal to tweak state law to give the attorney general greater authority to challenge excessive compensation in court, and the fine print is still being written.
Under current rules, tenants already have the right to challenge "excessive" charges and to be protected from "unfair eviction and unfair rent".
Pentagon officials say the United States regularly conducts freedom-of-navigation operations around the world to challenge excessive maritime claims.
The so-called freedom of navigation operation was undertaken to "challenge excessive maritime claims" by China, Taiwan, and Vietnam which were seeking to restrict navigation rights in the South China Sea, he said.
The right to protection of personal freedom has led to the challenging of excessive prison sentences and to the alteration of the previous practice of permitting the home secretary to fix the length of time (the "tariff") actually served in prison by someone sentenced to a life term.
Will people of faith challenge excessive tax cuts and budget priorities that benefit the wealthy and deprive us of resources to fight poverty?
While the facts should reassure Americans that Ebola doesn't pose a direct threat to them, we should seize this moment to challenge the excessive complacency that many people in wealthier nations feel toward "distant" health crises in poorer places.
We however noticed that fibroblasts from ABCA12−/− mouse are extremely susceptible to challenge with excessive cholesterol [ 3].
Cartilage explants from FrzB−/− and wild-type mice were challenged by excessive dynamic compression (0.5 Hz and 1 MPa for 6 hours).
