He entered the race best known politically for challenging — without proof — President Obama's citizenship.
Information that I'm sure will soon be introduced around the 'Makdissi Defection' will be watched closely and anything out of balance will be challenged with proof".
When challenged for proof, Martha replied that it was what happened in her dorm and that the dorm's trash cans filled up with menstrual products at some times of the month but not others.
Just as the efforts against Senator John McCain are intended to stifle competition in the presidential primary (front page, Jan . 28, the ballot-access system in New York stifles competition for elective offices throughout the state, rendering incumbents virtually "challenge-proof" and undermining the effectiveness of our government.
This study also illustrates how allergen challenge proof-of-activity studies can be used to explore mechanistic activity of novel therapeutics prior to exposing a large number of patients to experimental therapies.
It becomes, therefore, challenging to link and proof the conclusions of this survey campaign.
For example, one such class of obligations makes a statement about a matrix, r, that needs to remain symmetric after updates along its diagonal have been made, and has the form: Original form: symm(r) → symm(diag-updates(r)) Simplified form (when r is 2x2): Even after the simplification, current theorem provers find the proof task challenging.
Challenged to provide proof to support his claims, Mr. Fayed said he had faced an uphill struggle against the powerful forces arrayed against him.
"My record is clean and I challenge anyone with proof that I received the escrow cash to go public and produce the evidence," he said.
When Nixon was challenged to produce proof of the allegation, Nixon took from his pocket a local bulletin of the National Citizens Political Action Committee that contained an endorsement of Voorhis.
Below, another excerpt from the uncorrected proof: Instead of challenging the fantasies of techno-utopia, a New Era and a Greenspan guarantee against stock market losses, the chairman, at best, tacitly endorsed them or, at worst, aided and abetted them.
