Sentence examples for obligations challenging from inspiring English sources

More than three years have passed since Westchester County signed a landmark consent decree to settle a fair-housing lawsuit — years the county and County Executive Rob Astorino have spent shirking their obligations, challenging the deal in court, and losing.

It's urging all EU Member States to review their national legislation and amend it where necessary to come into compliance, while also recommending that telcos and other companies subject to data retention obligations should challenge existing non-compliant data retention regimes.

Shakespeare had funked his obligation to challenge the state and was somehow diminished by his willingness to let "the state poison the psychological wells".

Police chiefs have ended a clampdown on whistleblowers to the media with a new code of ethics that puts officers under a "positive obligation" to challenge failings by their colleagues and their bosses.

But the real legacy of the '68 turmoil was the idea that young people and students had the obligation to challenge authority, to question assumptions... and could succeed.

Although 'tacit' knowledge is intuitive, researchers have a certain obligation to challenge their intuitive 'certainty'certainty

If the clerk deems they do not have a doctor, it is written down as 'nil GP' and there is no obligation to challenge that"." Discharge letters may then be sent from the tertiary hospital to the wrong primary care provider - or not sent at all, based on inaccurate information recorded on patient admission forms.

This appeal to prima facie obligations has been challenged.

People who experience this paradox – which profoundly impacts in moral and ethics, have great difficulties in accepting and following global moral obligations that HIV/AIDS' challenge confront them with.

This is one effect of Clinton's long public life: obligations, opportunities, challenges, and tedious rituals of politeness are all mixed up.

Clubs like Celtic do not tolerate long spells of transition, and early European obligations brought challenges that revealed the balance Delia had to strike between working with the resources that he had and trying to implement his own playing strategies.