Sentence examples for challenging legacy from inspiring English sources

NHS England chief executive Simon Stevens has called for "radical changes" in care for those with learning disabilities, saying it would mean "challenging legacy models of institutional care".

The question marks over the stadium pale when compared with the most challenging legacy vow.

This will mean challenging legacy models of institutional care, a shift in power via our new offer of personal budgets and integrated personal commissioning, as well as broader action on employment rights and opportunities".

Naturally, the Chancellor dissents, arguing that the challenging legacy left to his administration has since been exasperated by the euro crisis and sundry other shocks.

As a result of these and other forces, the demand for HD video-enabling products and services will grow exponentially and video workflows will move at scale into the Cloud, beginning to seriously challenge legacy hardware providers.

But contracts can be broken, wills challenged, legacies dismantled.

We're challenging the legacy cereal brands.

By challenging the legacy of Edward M. Kennedy, the holder of the contested seat for 46 years and a liberal icon, the Republican victory could only be dispiriting to the left.

The next generation was constantly compared against him, and reacted by challenging his legacy, his "establishment" credentials and his position.

The HBO movie, directed by Barry Levinson, focuses on Paterno's fall from grace, "challenging his legacy and forcing him to face questions of institutional failure regarding the victims," according to a press release.

"Policymakers need to build on the current economic recovery and deliver a stronger path for growth and financial stability by tackling a triad of global challenges – legacy challenges in advanced economies, elevated vulnerabilities in emerging markets and greater systemic market liquidity risks.