Sentence examples for forum challenging from inspiring English sources

The volume of coerced evidence in the Sept. 11 conspiracy case will make trial in any forum challenging.

Marvid clarifies the situation on the forum challenging other forum users with a question: "If you a Briton and you are living in Nigeria, does that mean you cannot operate your paypal?" Marvid insists that it is not about their IP address but their nationality.

faced an overwhelmingly hostile crowd on Tuesday, with attendees at a town hall forum challenging him with a host of deeply cynical and occasionally erroneous allegations about the president's health care agenda.

But in the last decade-with parents festering on online forums, challenging Zillow's Index and posting firsthand accounts of the "best" neighborhoods to raid-it's clear that safety is not, in fact, the central factor accounting for the inter city exodus.

The court should take the case and direct the administration to provide the detainees -- many of whom, there is reason to believe, were picked up in error -- with a forum for challenging their captivity.

Creating the social conditions for the forum was challenging, because of the heterogeneous nature of the group.

Mr. McCall began the day with a statement announcing that he had accepted offers to debate at four forums and challenging Mr. Pataki to show up at a debate with him and Mr. Golisano.

Furthermore, with respect to the plaintiffs' antitrust claim, it has been repeatedly explained in academic literature that federal courts based in the Third and Sixth circuits have adopted a uniquely broad level of deference to the NCAA's amateurism rules, and thus make poor forums for challenging antitrust restraints imposed by the college sports industry.

"The forum to challenge it is the state administrative court".

Mr. McCall used the forum to challenge the governor again to a one-on-one debate.

These groups offer practical advice, a forum to challenge assumptions about aging and intimate conversation reminiscent of consciousness-raising groups.