Sentence examples for organization challenge from inspiring English sources

Honduras said that it would lodge a World Trade Organization challenge against the European Union's plan to more than double the tariff that Latin American banana exporters pay to sell their fruit in the 25-nation bloc.

After weeks of scathing criticism from some of China's nearly 300 million netizens, unprecedented opposition by foreign computer manufacturers and international business associations, and a threat from both the United States trade representative and U.S. secretary of commerce that Green Dam might prompt a World Trade Organization challenge, Beijing blinked.

Madeline Levine, author of "Teach Your Children Well" and "The Price of Privilege," has been working with her colleagues at the nonprofit organization Challenge Success ("Success is measured, not at the end of a semester, but over the course of a lifetime") to create strategies for schools and parents working to send our children a different message.

The United States and the European Union have been preparing to file a possible case with the organization, challenging China's rare earth policies.

Specifically, Amazon has a knack for translating its efforts to solve its own operational and organization challenges into future commercial products and services.

Perhaps most notably, the organization challenged the U.S. government's surveillance program that collects the telephone records of millions of Americans.

[A3.] Europe Challenges U.S. Steel Tariffs The European Union filed a complaint with the World Trade Organization, challenging United States import restrictions on imports of steel wire rod and welded pipe.

While the biotechnology industry's trade organization challenged the reliability of the test, Kraft said yesterday that it had independently confirmed the presence of the StarLink corn in multiple samples and production lots.

SCORECARD -- This advertisement was prepared and started showing before a recent study by the RAND Corporation, a California research organization, challenging the claims Mr. Bush has made about progress in education in Texas.

Participants experienced and explained ethical challenges that had happened between the self and organization, challenges within the self, and challenges between the self and culture.

Participants mentioned that foresight contributes to the organization challenging existing assumptions, gain early insights into upcoming and large-impact changes, and gain a positive perspective of change opportunities.