Sentence examples for decision challenging from inspiring English sources

Lawyers for Mr. Rubashkin said they would appeal the decision, challenging the interpretation of federal sentencing guidelines by Judge Linda R. Reade.

Advocates of abortion rights said they were relieved, if not altogether surprised, by the department's decision to appeal the Texas decision challenging the law.

Or, very possibly, pay back a bailout with a decision challenging the Obama administration's analysis that China is a growing military threat — not to mention American notions of the West's solidarity.

Privacy International has previously this year filed a separate judicial review at the UK High Court focused on another aspect of the IPT's decision — challenging the use of so-called 'thematic warrants'.

Mugabe refused to obey the decision, challenging the court's authority and paving the way for its suspension in 2010.

Recent court decisions challenging handgun bans could add to these numbers.

Being childfree is part of a long series of decisions challenging what social convention prescribes as a desirable life.

Even when conversations do take place patient preferences can change over time making the recording and tracking of decisions challenging [ 15].

Informants raised concerns about tensions that may arise, internal to the organization and with external groups, if literature review results and/or decisions challenge the status quo.

Second, his decision challenges for the first time the supremacy afforded by New Labour to the market and the private sector.

What he said: "Part of what makes [this decision] challenging are there are so many constituencies — not just those here in Silicon Valley but the regulators and most notably the SEC and so on, right?," he said.