Sentence examples for no challenges to from inspiring English sources

Mr Kirchner brooked no challenges to his authority as president, treating dissent as indistinguishable from treason.

Mr. Obama issued no challenges to any foreign leaders, continuing his break from his predecessor, President Bush, who often used State of the Union speeches to delineate the differences between America and its international foes.

But, if he is not to go to India, then some need at least to take a leaf from his book, to play less passively and to rely less on the sweep (the DRS system will not be used in the series but this does not mean that umpires will not have a DRS mind-set and there will be no challenges to that).

Local MP Michael Connarty said he believed the union would be making no challenges to the survival plan and would be accepting it in full.

In his lectures on Pragmatism, James defends a kind of epistemic conservativism that accords with the idea that we do not need reasons for our beliefs when there are no challenges to them to be defeated.

Census estimates from 2003 through 2008 were successfully challenged and population figures were revised upward; however, no challenges to 2009 data were permitted.

There are three levels, by which I mean floors there's no challenge to this "game".

There are three levels, by which I mean floors – there's no challenge to this "game".

The interviewer, Mishal Husain, offered no challenge to their propaganda.

So theologically there is no challenge to any Jewish belief".

He also poses no challenge to Ms. Wiig's comic supremacy.