Sentence examples for for those challenging from inspiring English sources
But Clint Bolick, a lawyer for those challenging the New York law, called the commerce clause requirements of free trade "our ace in the hole".
Kate Martin, of the Center for National Security Studies and the lead lawyer for those challenging the government's policy, called the ruling "a vindication of our basic liberties and a demonstration that the courts are there to stop government abuses".
Neither of those decisions, however, finds that a state has to show anything more than some rational basis to justify a discriminatory law, a tough standard for those challenging such laws.
In a preliminary victory for those challenging Theresa May's power to trigger Brexit, a high court judge, Mr Justice Cranston, has swept aside restrictions on publishing official documents before the hearing on 13 October.
They are tougher penalties, including prison sentences, for landlords who rent to tenants without proper immigration papers and the start of a "deport first, appeal later" policy for those challenging some immigration decisions.
And so it wasn't much of a stretch for those challenging the ban, in courtrooms across the country, to state that the order targets Muslims and thus violates the Establishment Clause.
It even includes a cookery school for those challenged by what to do with real, fresh food.
Director Michael Patrick King covers the sitcom dialogue by dutifully cutting back and forth to whoever is speaking...... Carrie narrates the film, providing useful guidelines for those challenged by its intricacies.
However, maglev transportation systems are highly nonlinear and thus designing controller for those are challenging.
One basis for those challenges was expressed by Alex Wolland, 18, of Miami, who spent a year at Tranquility Bay, "The parents have absolutely no clue what is going on".
"What well-designed games do is to create challenges and well-measured rewards for those challenges that give frequent positive feedback, designed to make workers feel more positively," Rothbard said.
