But uttering those seven words, the District Attorney's Office contends, constituted a challenge to a fight and made it difficult to prosecute Mr. Potter.
Sewage management of Happy Farmer's Home (HFH) in remote rural and mountain areas constituted a challenge because of the lack of adequate infrastructure and economic capability.
Such a work constituted a challenge, no less effective for being flippant, to Augustus's cherished moral reforms, and it included a number of references, in that context tactless if not indeed provocative, to symbols of the emperor's personal prestige.
The boldness and strength of the weighty new classical figures constituted a challenge for Ghiberti, but he met it with success in his next sculptures, and maintained his preeminent position as a leading artist in Florence.
The statement of the ground is somewhat ambiguous, but it is, in substance, that the motion in the trial court attacked the complaint for a failure to state a cause of action under the Sherman Act (Comp. St. §§ 8820-8823, 8827-8830); that this constituted a challenge to the jurisdiction and, consequently, the writ of error should have been taken directly to this court.
He had played a Frenchman in "French Kiss," opposite Meg Ryan in the mid-1990s, andidinterviewsews in French when he went to Paris to promote that film, but found that actually performing in the language constituted a challenge of a different magnitude.
