Sentence examples for independent challenge from inspiring English sources

In that position it was his responsibility to provide independent challenge and oversight.

They should also ensure that their with-profits committees are providing an independent challenge to their management.

Many of their with-profit committees, which are supposed to protect policyholders' interests, are failing to provide an "independent challenge" to the managers of these funds.

"As an adviser you are responsible for assessing the strength of the evidence, providing independent challenge, and mitigating risks," he wrote.

IN late May, four men loyal to Senator John McCain met over lunch in Washington to debate whether their man ought to remain a Republican -- or bolt the party to make an independent challenge to President Bush.

"Mike Ashley admitted to a committee of MPs that the company had perhaps grown too big for him to manage, and there is clearly a need to make sure the governance structure is providing independent challenge to management decisions".

These roles depict elusive, independent, challenging and inspiring women.

The BBC is not our only public service broadcaster, of course, and has no monopoly of virtue, but it is the most important - and if it is seriously damaged in the eyes of the public by a frenzy of criticism, then confidence in impartial, independent, challenging and robust standards of broadcasting will be diminished.

Changing the database version, schema (e.g., to modernise its design), or database type (e.g., relational to NoSQL) are significant independent challenges [19 21] and outside the scope of our work.

A Bloomberg candidacy could cut several ways in a three-person race as an independent challenging the two parties' nominees.

With growing frustration with politics as usual, expect a big uptick in strong third party and independent challenges, as indeed was reflected in November's special U.S. House race in upstate New York (where the Republican nominee in fact became the "spoiler") and in upcoming gubernatorial races in Nevada and Massachusetts, where independent candidates are polling above 30%.