Sentence examples for official challenges from inspiring English sources

"All I'm saying is I'm not shocked at the level of appeals," Mr. Waite, the bureau's associate director for the decennial census, said of the official challenges filed with the bureau concerning prison and other institutional populations.

He would also like to see players take a break from towel breaks: Tennis has enough delays as it is between the ball bouncing, the shorts tugging, the Hawk-Eye breaks for official challenges and the 90-second breaks on changeovers that work beautifully for broadcasters yet not nearly so well for establishing flow on court.

Tennis has enough delays as it is between the ball bouncing, the shorts tugging, the Hawk-Eye breaks for official challenges and the 90-second breaks on changeovers that work beautifully for broadcasters yet not nearly so well for establishing flow on court.

As of January 2011, a total of 112 official challenges had been received from a variety of institutions including academic (50%), pharmaceutical (42%), industrial (5%) and government (3%) institutions.

Labour's mechanism for an official challenge to him is off-puttingly cumbersome.

Gardella also confirmed that, thus far, the only official challenge to the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron has come from Prada.

In 2004, a Republican Party official challenged a large number of voters at a largely black precinct in Boone County, Mo., causing a backup.

The bid by Avis, amounting to $46.50 a share, is the car-rental company's official challenge of Dollar Thrifty's deal with Hertz, which was initially valued at $1.2 billion when it was announced in April.

Pope Francis opened a key summit of family issues on Sunday, hours after a high-ranking official challenged the Vatican's authority and teaching by coming out as gay.

There will be judges and cameras, so this is an official challenge.

UC's official challenge to those patents, known as an interference proceeding, began in January.