Sentence examples for it cannot be challenged from inspiring English sources

"Our sovereignty over it cannot be challenged," Mr. Netanyahu said at a July 19 cabinet meeting.

"But Italy has entrenched itself on this model, which became a strong ideology and so rooted in beliefs that it cannot be challenged".

There are no endless wars; but there are declarations of the extension of power by a state that believes it cannot be challenged.

But it is preferable for offensive speech to remain part of the conversation, than for it to be criminalised and driven underground, where it cannot be challenged.

"There's an expansive definition of state secrets, and the problem is it cannot be challenged, and very often the courts don't see the documents that are allegedly state secrets," said Nicholas Bequelin, a China researcher for Human Rights Watch.

"We are going out to tender some work which will lead to legislation, which means it cannot be challenged by supermarkets who wish to continue to sell," he said.

For the final nail in the coffin of some American citizen, the white paper concludes that, Fifth Amendment violation or not, its arguments cannot be challenged in court.

It too has no discernible legal effect (the Supreme Court has held that citizens, absent harm, do not have standing to bring suit to enforce it -- therefore Congress COLAA raises cannot be challenged).

Of course, there are other measures of what makes a judge "activist," and I do not claim that our method cannot be challenged, but it is useful to offer some statistical tests, which can ensure that critics are not building their conclusions into their definitions.

The reason that poses a real danger is that the material can be prejudicial and, though it may remain in the mind of the juror, cannot be challenged by the defendant in court.

However, the Court declined to opine whether the Lee Mau Seng decision meant that a detention order cannot be challenged on the basis that it was made for reasons completely outside the scope of the ISA.