Sentence examples for intended to challenge from inspiring English sources

Ahern wrote in the Sunday Independent that he intended to challenge the tribunal's findings.

Instead, it is intended to challenge the legal process regarding secrecy orders.

Mr. Siskind said his company intended to challenge Smarte Carte's dominance in airport baggage-cart rentals.

The artist's headcam intended to challenge onlookers in a similarly confrontational way.

Mr. Schey said he intended to challenge the legality of the adoption.

Mr. Arsenault said that it was not clear whether Mr. Madonna intended to challenge his dismissal.

Baroness Warwick said she intended to challenge the timing of the proposal during an election period.

(Mr. Bolton's response: The toilets, like Marcel Duchamp's Readymades, "are intended to challenge the limits of good taste").

Ms. Ravitz would not say whether the department had intended to challenge the subpoena if Mr. Coulibaly declined.

Oxfam said it intended to challenge the executives of multi-national corporations in Davos on their tax policies.

These juxtapositions, which the artist describes as "simultaneously sincere yet ironic," are intended to challenge conventional notions of abstraction.