Representative Rick A. Lazio charged yesterday that Hillary Rodham Clinton had deliberately distorted his voting record in Congress, and he prepared to unveil an advertisement today that aides said would feature Senator John McCain harshly challenging Mrs. Clinton's fund-raising practices in New York.
Both Christianity and Islam harshly challenge the self with an insistence on submission, sacrifice, and kenosis — an emptying out of the self, an exchange of the wrong kind of fullness for the right kind of humility — and Buddhism seeks to undermine the very idea of the sovereign, unified self.
The original CERHR report, and several subsequent drafts, were challenged and harshly criticized by scientists because they used arbitrary criteria to evaluate animal studies, applied these criteria unevenly to different studies, and contained scientific errors and misinterpretations of published data [reviewed by Vandenberg et al. (2009)].
Yoann Gourcuff has just been sent off, perhaps harshly for leading with his arm on Sibaya as he challenged for a header.
Barton was booked, rather harshly, for a challenge on Ashley Barnes before Austin headed straight at Tomasz Kuszczak from a corner.
When everyone is guilty of something, those most harshly prosecuted tend to be the ones that are challenging the established order, poking fun at the authorities, speaking truth to power — in other words, the gadflies of our society.
People who independently challenge the party will continue to be punished harshly.
The North Korean regime, which harshly denounced Park during the campaign, will likely try to challenge her soon.
In addition to challenging the report's conclusions, the Kendall statement harshly criticized Mr. Ray and the office of independent counsel, saying the report was highly unfair, misleading and rife with innuendo.
Those groups are challenging the state's review process in court, and on Tuesday they were harshly critical of the governor's decision.
