Sentence examples for its challenge to from inspiring English sources

The options available to the government, should it continue its challenge to keep Nashiri's interrogations secret, have now contracted substantially.

And a similar challenge was brought by a nonprofit digital library, called the Internet Archive; the government had sought information about one of its users, and it won its challenge to a gag order in 2008.

It lost its challenge to the established Mississippi party at the Democratic National Convention in 1964, but its efforts are seen as paving the way for the passage of the Voting Rights Act of 1965.

Nevertheless, they were bewildered by it, because of its challenge to religious faith, and to the emotions religion had taught: sweetness, comfort, reverence, resignation.

It was joined in its challenge to the FCC by the State of California and the Consumer Federation of America.

And this is not a "concession" by natural law theorists, for their main positions were clearly articulated by Aquinas, many centuries before legal positivism emerged with its challenge to (what it took to be) natural law theory.

Thus Italy, where militarization already has imposed a heavy tax burden on the people, lays down its challenge to rearming democracies whom it has recently condemned for their part in starting the munitions race.

But what if Marks & Spencer, a British retailing group, wins its challenge to a law that prevents it offsetting its French subsidiary's losses against group profits, as it could have done if the loss had been made in Britain?

It was such an energetic, punchy, daring film, not least in its challenge to the cronyist political establishment which infuriated the younger generation in Ireland – then as now.

A reference to Sherlock Holmes underlines its challenge to rationality to explain the world.

But its challenge to the labor aristocracy continued to define Peres's position.