In other areas of the state, where it has not been not possible to "bleach" a district, Republicans have sharply increased the percentage of blacks to over 50 percent in order to encourage a successful black challenge to the white Democratic incumbent.
She gallantly defended the Democratic hero – at a debate sponsored by the Congressional Black Caucus, no less – noting that Sanders had even encouraged a primary challenge to Obama before the last election.
And the West did much to challenge Moscow: encourage a "color revolution" in Kiev, pledge to include Ukraine in NATO, press Ukrainians to choose West over East economically, and encourage a street revolt against a democratically elected president.
The Times reminded its readers that such a call is not without precedent in American Presidential history: Richard Nixon encouraged a business associate to challenge a license held by a Washington Post owned television station in Florida, and Nixon's Justice Department went after the three major networks on antitrust grounds.
Additionally, overcoming challenges encourages a sense of self-efficacy and autonomy in the students, who may choose to continue to take on increasing challenges in the future (Kuhl and Blankenship 1979).
It suggests new treatment protocols with an effective telecare program in the management of hepatitis C. It helps patients to overcome the challenges and encourages a higher percentage of patients' adherence to their treatment plan with the patient-centered approach.
Randolph spoke for a few minutes, then left the players to vent and encourage or challenge one another.
The festival program brings together renowned international and local artists to encourage and challenge the artistic and creative potential of the city's urban environment.
How does that work? A. I have a thing called the "challenge culture," which means that I encourage people to challenge downwards, sideways and upwards.
Whoever is chosen to lead Labour must demonstrate they understand the scale of the challenge by encouraging an open debate about the party's future.
