Sentence examples for challenging states from inspiring English sources

In this review, we will focus on miR-driven regulation of cardiac and skeletal myogenic routes in homeostatic and challenging states.

Of course, that these relatively challenging states for Mr. Romney are the focus of attention is a sign of his strength — the comparable case would be if, this November, the focus was on whether Barack Obama could win Georgia, Arizona and Montana.

This may seem like a long ways off, but given the nature of utility investments, it's generally recognized that utilities would have to begin making investments in compliance within the next year or so in order to meet the targets (which is one argument that industry and the challenging states stressed in their stay applications with the Court).

The lawyers for the challenging states, on the other hand, convinced the judges that re-imposing the order at this point would create further chaos by infringing on the due process rights of those on US soil, regardless of their immigration status.

In their lawsuits, the challenging states say the 10th Amendment, which reserves for the states or the people all powers not expressly granted to the federal government, prevents the White House from decreeing wholesale changes in how much states must pay their workers.

A good example is the Trans-Pacific Partnership, which potentially radicalises corporate deregulation, challenging states' judicial sovereignty, and "imposes fiercer standards of intellectual property".

"There's multiple cases already pending challenging state and local assault weapon bans," she said.

Nationwide there are more than a dozen states with federal lawsuits challenging state bans on same-sex marriage.

In 2002, two political hopefuls who had failed to get onto the ballot filed a lawsuit challenging state election law.

According to the Access network, a nonprofit organization that tracks school financing issues, lawsuits challenging state methods of financing public schools have been filed in 45 states.

An appeals court in New York is scheduled to hear arguments in May in a lawsuit challenging state officials' interpretation that same-sex marriage is illegal in the state.