Sentence examples for challenging the declaration from inspiring English sources
To keep fighting: Joe Miller, the Republican Senate candidate in Alaska, who has filed a lawsuit challenging the declaration that Lisa Murkowski, the write-in challenger (and Republican incumbent), beat him by more than ten thousand votes.
He filed a petition before the Supreme Court on Monday challenging the declaration.
Democratic leaders had been anticipating Trump's emergency declaration for weeks and had been working quietly behind the scenes on a two-pronged approach that would include passing a disapproval resolution to put Republicans on record on the matter, then eventually suing or joining with a lawsuit challenging the declaration in court.
Democrats and some Republicans challenged the declaration as a blow to the separation of powers.
Mr. Arroyo challenged the declaration of martial law before the Philippine Supreme Court and participated in other ultimately unsuccessful legal battles against the president's efforts to expand his powers.
Additionally, critics challenged the declaration for having been drafted in a non-inclusive, non-transparent manner, and they faulted ASEAN's charter for failing to mandate powers sufficient for its enforcement.
The Democratic-controlled House challenged the declaration in federal court in Washington even as Trump was in Calexico.
Second, on the administrative procedure required in order to achieve so-called "settled status", we take note of the progress made in the last weeks, but can only reiterate that this must be an automatic, cost-free process in the form of a simple declaration, placing the burden of proof on the UK authorities to challenge the declaration.
The House could either support a lawsuit challenging the emergency declaration brought by a third party or file a suit of its own.
The administration issued its initial response to lawsuits challenging the president's declaration of a national emergency.
But Nadler said that if their resolution is vetoed, House Democrats would challenge the emergency declaration in court.
