They can all prevail and be citizen leaders in their communities, if we as a country commit to challenge them again.
The company said it was "fully committed" to challenging the lawsuit.
■ Committed to challenging the best, under Klinsmann, the United States has a 2-1-1 record againsteamsms ranked in the top 10 of the FIFA world rankings.
None have committed to challenging the mayor in the February election, but if they do, even some mayoral critics doubt that they could mount an effective insurgent campaign.
She was committed to challenging sexism in education, encouraging girls to study science and maths, and fostering the appreciation of art and music.
"The City of Los Angeles is committed to challenging the decision by the secretary of commerce in revoking the authority of the census director to make any adjustment he deemed necessary," said James K. Hahn, city attorney of Los Angeles.
A Populus poll found that 48% of the population would consider supporting a new anti-immigration party committed to challenging Islamist extremism, and would support policies to make it statutory for all public buildings to fly the flag of St George or the union flagI found the polling somewhat more convincing when it broke voters into six camps.
This marks a sad end of four years of hard work to develop a progressive and critical voice of journalism @EgyIndependent — Lina Attalah (@Linaattalah) 25 Apr 13 In an editor's letter, Ms. Attalah described the paper as an "intellectual laboratory" committed to challenging "the plague of self-censorship" and venality that afflicts so many Egyptian newspapers.
The interest in Ms. Warren, who was a Harvard professor of bankruptcy law and oversaw the creation of the federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, is swelling as some Democratic activists worry that Mrs. Clinton is too close to Wall Street — a major source of her fund-raising in previous campaigns — and is insufficiently committed to challenging the economic status quo.
