Sentence examples for has challenged through from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ortega's allies already run the electoral council (which oversees elections) and dominate the courts, and this month's vote nearly doubled his party's seats in Congress to 62, a majority big enough to rewrite the Constitution and change the limits on re-election he has challenged through the judiciary.

This deflationary notion of agency is weaker and less controversial than the notion of agency that Peter Godfrey-Smith (2009) has challenged through his critique of rationalizing and optimizing approaches to explanation within evolutionary biology, approaches exemplified by Dawkins' (1976 [1989]) classic appeal to selfish genes.

It is the second time in three months that the taxman has challenged Southend through the high court, and on the last occasion Sainsbury's bailed the club out.

Admittedly an "intensely private" person "even though I bare so much in my music," Nova has challenged herself through recordings since even before Glow Stars, her first full-length album, was released in 1993.

"However, as was referenced by Leeds United in its statement of 29 December, the club has challenged the League 'through the appropriate legal routes', which has prevented confirmation of the date of this fixture until now.

Death-row inmates have challenged override through the Fifth Amendment (double jeopardy), the Sixth (right to a jury), the Eighth (cruel and unusual punishment), and the Fourteenth (equal protection).

Mr Brown is said to have challenged him, reaching through the window to grab the gun.

A strength of our study lies in that we have challenged our model through extensive sensitivity analyses.

On Sept. 12, Mr. Annan had challenged Mr. Bush to work through the United Nations in words that were almost as forceful as those Mr. Bush used to challenge the Security Council to enforce its resolutions on disarming Iraq.

Since the 1980s the concept of the gender-less demographic actor has been challenged through studies that have emphasised the need to explore the different motivations of, and power relations between, men and women, which cannot be identified in quantitative data (Janssens, 2007b; Mackinnon, 1995; Watkins, 1993).

Since its inception, the roadless rule has been challenged through a host of legal, legislative and administrative efforts.