Sentence examples for openly challenges from inspiring English sources

No politician openly challenges a New Deal law that has put a floor under wages for two generations, lifting millions of people out of poverty.

Mr. Hussein is doing his best to convince the Arab world that he can be the military champion of the Palestinian cause, that he is the leader of the one government that openly challenges Israel's closest ally.

Even as some Democrats here have described themselves as dispirited and tentative in the face of an overwhelmingly popular Republican president, Mr. Corzine has established himself as a relentless partisan who openly challenges and castigates the party in power here.

H.V.N., which openly challenges the standard psychiatric relationship of expert physician and psychotic patient, might be said to take the consumer movement in mental health care to its logical endpoint.

Puzzled, Steve talks to Stan about the issue and openly challenges him of his position as the dominant person in the household.

In contrast, LaSalle said that "the picture manages to make a heartfelt statement about the difficulties of growing up gay" and Timothy Shary said that the film openly challenges homophobia and offers support to teenaged gay viewers.

But Owens also openly challenged authority.

From time to time the Duma openly challenged the president.

One Tory, Richard Hickmet, openly challenged Weatherill's evenhandedness.

On June 17 , 1953 workers in East Berlin openly challenged their Soviet leaders.

He started openly challenging Drew's opinion in front of others.