Sentence examples for instructed to challenge from inspiring English sources

Rachel Reeves well deserves a front-line post – but would her worst enemy wish work and pensions on her? Instructed to challenge the cruelty inflicted on families, she will undoubtedly sharpen Labour's feeble, and at times mean-spirited response to Iain Duncan Smith.

We have instructed lawyers to challenge this, but the process may take time".

"My clients have instructed me to challenge the decision, and I will very shortly file in the High Court habeas corpus proceedings," he said.

Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel says he would "probably" ignore team orders again if he was instructed not to challenge team-mate Mark Webber.

"We have instructed lawyers to challenge this, but the process may take time," he said in a statement on the club's official website. .

"I anticipate that there are a number of occasions where a landlord may get away with charging an excessive fee as the leaseholder may not want to delay the progress of a sale and/or it may not be cost-effective to instruct lawyers to challenge the reasonableness of the fee," said Nick Martyn, a property litigation lawyer at solicitor practice Mundays.

If visitors challenge the presentations, the explainers are instructed to listen "and then explain the science and the evidence".

The player is then presented with a geometric conjecture as a challenge from the tribe and instructed to speak aloud with a proof as to why the conjecture is true or false.

At a now legendary staff briefing session, the headteacher instructed the staff to challenge any parent driving on school premises using a mobile.

There is currently a legal limit of 20 days on how long families can be detained, although Trump instructed the Justice Department to challenge that rule.

Chiefly for safety reasons, White House medical staff members are instructed to work as invisibly as possible, and the challenges range widely.