Sentence examples for launching challenges from inspiring English sources

Even the U.S. government is launching challenges at an unprecedented rate.

Two former members of the shadow cabinet, Eagle and Smith, launched challenges against his leadership last week.

Jack Straw and John Reid have both launched challenges to sections of the Muslim community.

Which states have launched challenges and why?

After we launched the Micronesian Challenge, others launched challenges to protect their oceans -- the Caribbean, Indonesia, Kiribati, the Cook Islands, New Caledonia, and other places.

The Obama Administration launched Challenge.gov in April 2010 as a one-stop shop "where entrepreneurs and citizen solvers can find public-sector prizes". A number of US government agencies launched challenges in 2011; thanks to the COMPETES legislation, departments including Health & Human Services, Agriculture and Veterans Affairs now sport their own competitions.

As the administration pushes more and more federal employees to work without pay, some unions are launching legal challenges.

"He frequently reverts to the courts and launches challenges … in order to attempt to destabilise or disrupt," she said.

A transparent company iterating through launch challenges is much better received than a silent company not acknowledging issues.

If you're a founder considering launching a challenge, do it.

The press will set up its own regulator, launch legal challenges and defy parliament to act.