Sentence examples for name challenging from inspiring English sources

Called to the bar in 1987 and appointed Queen's counsel in 2002, he made his name challenging the government – questioning the legal grounds for war on the eve of the invasion of Iraq and persuading the House of Lords in 2005 that evidence obtained by torture should be inadmissible in court.

Now a senior partner at the firm, Birnberg Peirce & Partners Campaigned against the detention of striking miners in the 1980s, and made her name challenging miscarriages of justice linked to Irish terrorism, most famously the cases of the Guildford Four and Birmingham Six Asked the government to withdraw the CBE award offered to her in 1999.

He will also react negatively to any elven character with a low reputation with the same name, challenging them to a duel of honor.

Joe then pointed to his nametag and responded "ma'am here's my name... here's my name," challenging the customer to report him.

But one Italian expert in modern art who asked not to be named challenged that assertion.

While key players from the US civil rights struggle are household names, challenge the person sitting next to you to name a member of the British Black Panthers or an organiser of the fifth Pan-African Congress.

Typically the gifted young musicians of the name-challenged Ensemble ACJW are guided to repertory by their teachers and mentors in the Academy, a select training program run by Carnegie Hall, the Juilliard School and the Weill Music Institute (hence the elusive ACJW).

The research into the adoption and abandonment of names challenges some assumptions about the diffusion of a message and its saturation in the population, which is an important concept in marketing.

They used the names of American birds for patrol names; challenged patrols to make their own flags instead of using store-bought flags; introduced patrol totems and signatures; and added singing Back to Gilwell when each patrol's name was mentioned.

WASHINGTON -- The Washington Redskins are facing another name challenge.

The hedge fund manager David Einhorn made his name publicly challenging big companies like Lehman Brothers.