Admired as a business-minded, mainstream conservative, Mr Portman faced no challenge for the nomination.
Still, its authenticity has so far faced no challenge, so its role in helping to understand the roots of Christianity in the devastating political crisis faced by the Jews of the time seems likely to increase.
"You've always asked that question, except to Mitch McConnell," Ms. Pelosi said, referring to the Senate Republican leader, as a group of women behind her booed and shouted, "Age discrimination!" Mr. Boehner faced no challenge and won his second term by voice vote, to a standing ovation.
A pollster for Sen. Ted Cruz, Trump's rival in the primaries, told Politico last month that Cruz's campaign faced "no challenge accurately measuring Trump voter support" and saw "zero evidence" of a shy Trump effect.
Islam faces no challenge in Afghanistan except from its own variations.
The United States faces no challenge more urgent than reviving its economic dynamism.
He has already been endorsed by Gov. John G. Rowland, the state's top Republican, and it appears that he will face no challenge for the party's nomination.
* Moreover, Mr. Obama, who faces no challenge from within his own party, is raising money for both the primary period and the general election; money raised for the election cannot be spent until after he is formally renominated next summer.
In the primaries, Mr Bush's popularity with the party faithful has already paid off: unlike his father in 1992, who was mauled by a conservative rebellion led by Pat Buchanan, this Bush faces no challenge for his party's nomination.
Why does Israel need submarines, when it faces no challenge in the Mediterranean Sea?
"This could mean he faces no challenge within the military, and believes he can do or say whatever he wants.
