Sentence examples for issuing challenges from inspiring English sources

The practical way to start becoming adaptable is easy: Stop giving orders and start issuing challenges.

The video clips from youths answering the athletes' challenges — or issuing challenges of their own — are to be uploaded to the Olympic Web site.

Other entertainment was held from time to time in the form of tournaments or passages of arms, and Duke Philip's courtiers roamed about Europe issuing challenges and doing battle with their colleagues from other lands.

In other words, switching to a mode of issuing challenges doesn't have to radically alter the structure or power dynamics of a given organization.

ISIS fighters posted videos of themselves burning government vehicles, setting up checkpoints and issuing challenges to the authority of Mr Maliki.

This means that users will be able to check in wherever they are, through their platform of choice, placing bets, collecting badges, joining in on friends' bets, and issuing challenges to everyone else using the app at TGIFriday's.

Clark said he had issued challenges to Cuffe and Reynolds, hoping to ignite the two seniors.

You can register for multiplayer games, take or issue challenges, or join or create a club.

The program blocks messages that are obviously spam without bothering to issue challenges.

Mr. Wilkerson's organization, for example, has begun to issue challenges to its online ranks.

The Senator was known among his colleagues as a man who was quick to issue challenges on public issues.