Sentence examples for policies to challenge from inspiring English sources

Many political commentators have been critical of Mr. Miliband's start as leader, saying he has been indecisive in drawing up policies to challenge the coalition government.

At one point, when the deposition resumed in 1999, he stopped in his description of church policies to challenge the notion that any abuse had actually occurred.

Not coincidentally, the C.I.A.'s reliance on the Glomar doctrine also makes it more difficult for individuals injured by the agency's counterterrorism policies to challenge those policies in court.

Germany had begun to build a large battlefleet in the 1890s, as part of a deliberate policy to challenge British naval supremacy.

The French president, Jacques Chirac, at least, is consistent with the long course of his country's foreign policy inclination to challenge American leadership.

The incorrect assumption is that this is a new phase of Xi's more assertive global foreign policy designed to challenge the U.S.-led international economic order.

So it is the philosophy, not just the policies, that we need to challenge.

A Chinese lawyer uses the court to challenge policies he considers unfair and illegal, and he lands in police custody.

Davis said the latest operation sought to challenge policies that require prior permission or notification of transit within territorial seas.

And observers have noted that few businesses are willing to challenge policies which would hurt them as well as America.

And the Indian foreign policy establishment, once reluctant to challenge China, is taking a harder line.