Sentence examples for pledge to challenge from inspiring English sources

A pledge to challenge the authority of the European Court by abolishing the Human Rights Act (HRA) and replacing it with a "British" Bill of Rights, had been widely expected to be included in last week's Queen's Speech.

The Home Office pledge to challenge those who "reject parliamentary democracy, dismiss the rule of law and promote intolerance and discrimination on the basis of race, faith, ethnicity, gender or sexuality," is laudable.

They have pledged to challenge it in court.

Dolan, who just moved to the city from the Milwaukee, Wisconsin archdiocese, pledged to challenge the move.

Day has pledged to challenge voting reforms in the high court if the deal goes ahead.

He has pledged to challenge the voting reform laws in the high court if they are passed.

He is part of the Washington establishment that Trump pledged to challenge, which could lead to tensions with Bannon.

In his long-awaited speech on the EU, the prime minister cast himself as a modern-day heretic as he pledged to challenge established thinking.

He took this attitude to his 2013-14 realiTV TV show, The Hero, which pledged to challenge contestants' "brains, brawn, and morality".

The row comes two years after residents in Anglesey and the Arfon area of Gwynedd pledged to challenge similar notices sent out on behalf of the Crown Estate claiming ownership over ancient rights to minerals and mining.

Although Democrats feel his Congressional district, the 13th, is shifting their way and have pledged to challenge Mr. Fossella aggressively this fall, he remains popular there, the city's Republican stronghold.