Sentence examples for factual challenges from inspiring English sources

Mr. Palomino said the indictment "represents serious and substantial legal and factual challenges for the government to prove at trial".

Litchat is adamant, yes, and impervious to factual challenges, but that tends to be true of all strong opinions formed on a basis of incomplete and selective evidence.

For two years, as the House ethics panel investigated 12 charges against him -- 11 of which he was found guilty of -- Rangel refused all efforts at settlement, while disputing every charge (all of which were decided against him with no serious factual challenges, as a result of which he will be censured on the floor of the House).

In this crisis, none of Mr. Woodward's dozen or so front-page articles have been subject to serious factual challenge.

Kennedy's only real factual challenge is to my statement that the "green employment" created by the Ivanpah project will cost $1 million per job.

Brewer spokesman Paul Senseman didn't waste any time in firing back at the factual challenge to the Arizona Governor's remarks.

Clinic students are identifying and developing procedural strategies for challenging adverse presidential and agency actions regarding the monument designations; oil and gas leasing, and seismic testing; developing arguments on the merits to overturn such actions; and working with scientists, fishing groups, and others to develop the factual support for challenges.

He cautioned that there are "factual and conceptual challenges" in proving manipulation in court, but that isn't stopping the agency.

It is also about us having challenging factual programmes that over time the market may no longer find it attractive to supply.

This writ is only available to people who have already completed their imprisonment, and can only be used to challenge factual errors from the case.

He employed irony when challenging the factual basis for Grayling's decision: "I shall not fall into the trap of trying to challenge [Grayling's] figures or pointing out that far from spiralling upwards, the costs and expense of legal aid are spiralling downwards".