Sentence examples for forces to challenge from inspiring English sources

Western diplomats say disgruntled leaders and commanders in northern and eastern Afghanistan could join forces to challenge the leadership.

Yet it is true that at the time of Hariri's killing he was trying to rally political forces to challenge Syria's dominance.

The party's foreign affairs and treasury spokesmen, Menzies Campbell and Matthew Taylor, joined forces to challenge Tony Blair to start campaigning for the euro.

On Sunday it was announced that Getty Images and Sheryl Sandberg's Lean In organisation have joined forces to challenge some of the biases in visual culture, with a collection of stock images eschewing gender stereotypes.

We are told the Post Office loses money - but so do the police, and if we are going to follow this neoliberal doctrine, what about establishing low-cost private police forces, to challenge the "police monopoly"?

Christian and Jewish leaders have joined forces to challenge the UK government's welfare reform proposals, calling on members of the House of Lords to throw out clauses that penalise larger families.

By implication the Bush campaign early on was the driving force to challenge the McCain petitions.

Juncker also said he did not want a new force to challenge the role of Nato.

Why should Beijing send a Chinese aircraft carrier strike force to challenge a US force when it could spend less and be more effective with different systems?

Of course, skeptics may counter by pointing to China's rising nationalism as evidence that Beijing will be forced to challenge the Western-made status quo.

We also need a new task force to challenge stereotypes and inform policy in a way that has been so evidently lacking over the last five years.