Sentence examples for credentials to challenge from inspiring English sources
But while it has the mechanical credentials to challenge the 3-Series, the IS 300 ultimately fails to clone the soul of the German car.
On the one hand, Mr. Rangel says that he believes that Mr. Clark, who served as the supreme allied commander of NATO and conducted the war in Kosovo for President Bill Clinton, has the credentials to challenge President Bush's handling of the war in Iraq.
But now that he is running for president, in a race when many Democrats believe they need a candidate with strong national security credentials to challenge President Bush, the choices Dr. Dean, a former Vermont governor, made 33 years ago are providing ammunition for critics.
"A fingerprint ID sensor and an attractive gold model like Apple's iPhone 5s, a water and dust-resistant body like Sony's Xperia Z2, and photography credentials to challenge the best from Nokia".
* Recruit 600 'challengers' who would use 'Honest Ballot Association' credentials to indiscriminately challenge voters on election day.
"What does one have to do to establish the credentials and legitimacy to challenge an incumbent?" he asked.
That tentativeness reflected what Mr. Obama's advisers said was their struggle to figure out how to challenge the credentials and the ideology of a woman whose candidacy could be embraced by many women as a historic milestone.
But, pointing to his three-month prison stint last year for protesting the United States Navy's bombing exercises in Puerto Rico, he defied anyone to challenge his credentials as a pacifist.
In 2004, Acosta, then an assistant attorney general, wrote a letter to an Ohio judge defending Republicans' right to challenge voter credentials.
It picked safe, reliable, impeccably credentialed, and imminently electable conservatives to challenge incumbent Democrats in the key races.
Gordon Brown will unveil tax breaks for households generating their own green energy as he uses his eleventh budget to challenge the environmental credentials of David Cameron's Conservatives by proposing incentives to tackle climate change.
