Sentence examples for measures to challenge from inspiring English sources

Tough measures to challenge those we fear are popular.

Last year, legislators from five states drafted measures to challenge the 14th Amendment's birthright citizenship provision.

And where the jurisdiction of the Community appears less than wholly secure, member governments are likely to take national measures to challenge it.

It concludes the agency substantially inflated the success of torture, to itself as well as to the rest of the government, and took no rigorous measures to challenge its own assumptions.

Troy Newman, the president of Operation Rescue, an anti-abortion group based in Wichita, said he had always sought out "nonviolent" measures to challenge Dr. Tiller, including efforts in recent years to have him prosecuted for crimes or investigated by state health authorities.

"Two eminent QCs – Geoffrey Robertson and John Hendy – are working with me on a range of legal measures to challenge the actions of the MSC and to provide help and support to members at News International before more members are thrown to the wolves," she announced.

Beyond campaign issues, David Grosso (I-At Large) introduced a measure to challenge the congressional prohibition against the District setting up a system to tax and regulate sales of marijuana.

"Despite HUD's clear authority to carry out this important program, the gun lobby and other opponents of common-sense gun safety measures continue to challenge this initiative," Mr. Clinton says in the statement.

They focus not only on punitive measures but aim to challenge social norms that sustain women's discrimination and violence within intimate relationships (36, 57).

"Australia will be able to ensure that tobacco control measures are never open to challenge, an issue on which we have been a leading voice," he said.

Opponents of the Benton County proposed ballot measure have 10 days to challenge it in court.