Sentence examples for experts to challenge from inspiring English sources

Neighboring towns have hired experts to challenge Ikea's proposal.

If the 1998 copyright law appeared to some experts to challenge elements of traditional privacy protection, the Patriot Act altered them wholesale.

This year's figure had already climbed to 30,886 by the end of June, the company says.In the past couple of years defence lawyers have brought in more experts to challenge tower evidence, says Mr Jansen.

Most controversially, a significant renovation of the first-century B.C. amphitheater to host concerts in the warm months prompted some experts to challenge how the restoration was carried out.

He has called for outside experts to challenge the government's thinking, emphasized the need to shrink the government's size and powers, and challenged the assumption, integral to centralized planners, that the state must produce prosperity.

"It is crucial to good decision-making that a prime minister establishes a climate in which it's safe for officials and other experts to challenge existing policy and question the views of ministers and the prime minister without fear or favor".

The appeal claimed that Mr. Foster's trial lawyers had erred by not calling a blood spatter expert to challenge a police detective's testimony about Mr. Foster's role in the killing.

When some industry and consulting experts began to challenge this view, they soon found out that a more common and less reactive process material such as ethylene could in fact be made to detonate as well.

The admissibility of expert testimony to challenge the accuracy of a prosecution witness varies across the country.

The evidence sadly increases the strength with which I feel that the two deaths are not natural.' The defence did not use an expert statistician to challenge Meadow's figure.

QC Simon Bourne, representing Park, had wanted to call an expert witness to challenge geological evidence used at the trial.