Sentence examples for challenging rules from inspiring English sources

However, particular social agreement among participants might, for example, invite them to act functionally, by challenging rules and norms.

Both will turn 65 before the start of the 2015 season, but they are challenging rules that state match officials cannot stand past that age. .

For example, in just the past year, Japan and the European Union have challenged Ontario, Canada's, renewable energy incentives program and the U.S. has filed a trade case challenging rules in India's national solar program.

CHALLENGING RULES A growing number of lawmakers argue that some proposed rules could force Wall Street's derivatives business overseas.

Toy makers are also vigorously challenging rules imposed as part of a 2008 law that Mr. Obama helped push while he was still in the Senate that effectively bans lead in all children's products and then requires follow-up testing.

So Heltzel hacked the machine by rewriting the game's software, introducing new and more challenging rules requiring players to do a far more wide variety of shots.

Publicizing the show, National Geographic declared that Berger's discovery "could challenge rules of human evolution".

It has hired a top Washington lawyer, Eugene Scalia, to challenge rules for the swaps exchanges that were proposed by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.

"We know it can be done," he says In the past year, two students have challenged rules regarding access to loans for students with discretionary leave to remain.

So far, no countries have asked the organization to challenge rule changes like those made in the United States under the Dodd-Frank law.

It is not a coincidence that New England designed and built the best ships in the world until it was challenged; had the world's best factories until it was challenged; ruled electronics you know the rest.