Sentence examples for considering a challenge from inspiring English sources

The same court is currently considering a challenge to Proposition 8.

You mean this transplanted Tennessean is actually considering a challenge to Senator Kirsten E. Gillibrand in the Democratic primary?

The Supreme Court is now considering a challenge to the federal law; the main issue is whether jurisdiction for such laws should lie with the states.

His game is sexy enough to be a highlight-reel staple and substantive enough that he is considering a challenge to the National Football League's eligibility rule.

The doctors are also thought to be considering a challenge to the coroner's decision not to allow them to be "interested parties".

The new rules have already been blocked temporarily by the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit in Philadelphia, which is considering a challenge.

But in an interview, Mr. Moore said the club "would consider" a challenge.

The Supreme Court is now weighing whether to consider a challenge to Arizona's immigration law.

Such petitions are considered a challenge to the majority party and rarely succeed.

He has avoided doing anything that could be considered a challenge to China's ruling Communist Party.

The court will consider a challenge to another state's anti-abortion law on Thursday.