Sentence examples for challenging the draft from inspiring English sources

The N.F.L. said it will appeal the decision, but if that appeal fails, coaches and administrators said they had no doubt that a number of players would join Clarett in challenging the draft rules.

Dr. Postol challenged the draft inquiry report's findings.

However, the extraparliamentary right, since 1996 united in a loose coalition known as the Solidarity Electoral Action (AWS), challenged the draft submitted by the National Assembly and called for its rejection in a national referendum.

In this context, the findings of this study challenge the draft policy.

conaf representatives tried to "severely restrict" the participation of the Rapa Nui people in the co-administration and did not specify a transfer date in its initial draft of an agreement; however, Honui leaders successfully challenged the draft by quoting a speech of Chilean President Michelle Bachelet that agreed to a transfer during an island visit in April 2016 (UCVmedios, 25 Aug 2016).

Geologists on these projects have challenged the draft map and said they have found no evidence an active fault is underneath the properties.

Industry groups already tried to challenge the draft rule, but the lawsuit was thrown out earlier this year when the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ruled that suit was premature because the standards had not yet been finalized.

Industry groups already tried to challenge the draft version of the rule, which was released in June 2014, but the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit threw out the suit earlier this year, finding that the challenge was premature because the standards had not yet been finalized.

The Wikimedia Foundation stands with our volunteers in Italy who are challenging the recently drafted "DDL intercettazioni" (or Wiretapping Bill) bill in Italy.

His most famous and influential analogy was central to another free-speech decision: just months before he wrote his great dissent, he affirmed the convictions of antiwar propagandists for distributing leaflets challenging the constitutionality of the draft and urging draft-age men to "assert your rights".

Identifying those at risk for this disease in their 50s and 60s is challenging, and the draft F.D.A. guidance seeks to deal with that challenge in a scientifically rigorous manner.