Sentence examples for declaration challenges from inspiring English sources

The declaration challenges Christians to resist becoming so wrapped up in winning that they cut ethical corners.

Unlike the Charter, the Indian declaration challenges the role of choice in framing sex work as an occupation, "when do us women have access to choice within or outside the family?

Egypt's President Mohammed Mursi has issued a declaration banning challenges to his decrees, laws and decisions.

The very first article of the declaration resoundingly challenged Europe's old order by affirming that "men are born and remain free and equal in rights.

The declaration also challenged the rest of the world to either create conditions of equality in the places where people of African descent lived or recognize the "rise of a great African state founded in Peace and Goodwill".

Even if his declaration were challenged, it would have led to a lengthy judicial debate by the Sanhedrin.

The tone of inclusiveness that is central to the Declaration poses real challenges today but is no less important than in 1776.

The declaration also describes challenges and issues for non-communicable disease modelling.

For Trump, though, choosing to declare a national emergency would likely trigger a law from Congress finding his declaration invalid, lawsuits challenging its legality, or both.

Democrats have already warned repeatedly that such a declaration would be challenged in court.

The challenge, when Lee began writing "Straight White Men," was to find a way to be both herself and not herself; that is, to inhabit the title of the work, its declaration and its challenge.