The challenged passages included those where the party called for a separate education system for foreign children, a special tax for employers employing non-European foreigners, and a restriction of unemployment benefits and child allowances for non-European foreigners.
Windsor knew the sharp overgrowth and low-hanging branches that challenged his passage through the woods, and I hoped he wouldn't use that information to his advantage.
Though this 1939 work poses technical challenges — passages in double-stops, some fairly quick, are plentiful — it is less about artifice and surface dazzle than intensity and foreboding.
As the students performed, on a wall nearby was an artwork called "Sip-In" by Tim McMath depicting a protest in 1966 by three gay men challenging a discriminatory passage in regulations governing liquor service.
The accelerated growth of transplanted tumors at each successive passage challenges our understanding of tumor development.
Overall, the studies revealed that most adolescent females perceive pregnancy as a rite of passage and a challenging yet positive life event.
For example, in a reading assessment where items are often connected to a reading passage, it is challenging to maintain the original positions of the items from field test to final form to eliminate the possibility of any position effects (Meyers et al. 2009).
Lucretia Mott countered those who would put her in her place by quoting other Bible passages, or by challenging the original interpretation of the scripture.
His forthcoming book is How Obama Governed: the Year of Crisis and Challenge (Middle Passage Press, January 2010).
