Sentence examples for organised challenge from inspiring English sources

Elections also differ markedly from those elsewhere in other respects which, critics charge, makes organised challenge to City consensus all but impossible.

For the Balkans, Europe appears to be the only possible escape from post-war poverty and isolation.The main organised challenge to the European model comes from Russia, which covers or dominates the rest of the extended continent.

Today we are in the midst of something all too familiar to those of us who remember the 1970s and 1980s – a hysterical smear campaign directed against trade unions because we represent the only real organised challenge in society to the values and views of our bankrupt establishment.

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Ed Parker, the expedition's director and co-founder of the Walking With The Wounded charity that organised the challenge, said: "We always knew that this wasn't going to be easy, but that is what makes the challenge so exciting.

The Leicestershire club organised the challenge, which took place on Tuesday, to mark the 60th anniversary of the British Sub-Aqua Club.

He added that it was part of a growing attempt by sceptic groups to organise and challenge bad uses of science and evidence in public.

Darpa said it had been inspired to organise the challenge after it became clear robots were only capable of playing a very limited role in efforts to contain 2011's Fukushima nuclear reactor meltdown in Japan.

That this has happened during the maturing of a generation who have found relatively safe outlets online where they can organise and challenge bigotry is absolutely not a coincidence.

The young Canadians had their own "immunity challenge" organised.

That is not just rhetoric: he faces a primary challenge organised by the Club for Growth, a group that wants a flintier conservative to represent the 18th.