Sentence examples for launching a challenge from inspiring English sources

What's more, I'm launching a challenge to Zlatan Ibrahimovic – I'll score more goals than him between now and the end of the season".

Turnbull, an urbane former investment banker and lawyer who defended Peter Wright in the Spycatcher case, brought long-simmering leadership tensions to a head on Monday by quitting Abbott's cabinet and formally launching a challenge.

A lesson to anyone else thinking of launching a challenge is that "it's cold outside .The recent launch of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), a party of the populist left, is more bad news for would-be ANC reformers, said Ms Zille.

When we meet in a coffee shop next to King's Cross station in London for his first newspaper interview since launching a challenge to topple Len McCluskey, 66, from the leadership of the super-union Unite, it is McCluskey who he now casts as the bad boss who does not have the interests of working people sufficiently at heart.

The Rhinos' local rivals Bradford have suffered another savage blow to their hopes of launching a challenge in the Super League play-offs with Nick Scruton, the prop who was included in the England squad for the international against France this month, ruled out for at least eight weeks with badly strained knee ligaments.

In practice, launching a challenge would be difficult as it would require a rival candidate to gather the signatures of 51 MPs, but there have been repeated rumours that Corbyn's allies would like to unseat Watson and remove the party's chair, Iain McNicol.

Westfield has subsequently launched a challenge against his conviction.

The Government has launched a challenge to the cap, which comes into force next year.

No, his lawyer, Gareth Peirce, launched a challenge in the European Court of Human Rights to the law lords' ruling.

On May 30th Martin O'Malley (above), a telegenic, guitar-playing former governor of Maryland, launched a challenge to her.

His aim is to be champion apprentice this year and he could hardly be better placed to launch a challenge.