Sentence examples for has challenged in from inspiring English sources

In addition to Arizona's strict new immigration law, which the United States Department of Justice has challenged in court, nine other states have laws similar to California's, with lawsuits pending in Nebraska and Texas.

For its part Belize Bank has challenged in court the central bank's directives.The government of Belize, under its new prime minister, Dean Barrow, wants good relations with Belize's largest commercial bank and with Lord Ashcroft.

Contradicting its talk of fiscal rectitude, the PT has challenged in the Supreme Court the fiscal-responsibility law, which imposes limits on spending by local government.The PT, as a fairly new party, has a good record in fighting corruption.

In the sand dunes of southeastern California, for example, the administration has challenged in court a carefully crafted agreement that would give the off-roaders 70,000 acres to play around in while protecting 50,000 acres.

A German red line is any undermining of the freedom of movement for labour across the EU, which Cameron has challenged in his attempt to suppress immigration to Britain.

But the FCC's rules for mobile data, which is increasingly the way people use the internet, allow the carriers to manipulate and limit traffic pretty much at will, and the regulations for wired lines – which the industry has challenged in any case – are full of loopholes.

One state, Kerala, has introduced total prohibition, which the companies have challenged in the courts.

Dismissed by Stephen Spender as "lamentable", they are the kind of jingoistic outpourings Sassoon had challenged in the first world war.

Shurat Hadin has challenged Facebook in courts in the past.

(Verizon has challenged the regulation in court).

He has challenged the redistricting in federal court.