Sentence examples for policy was challenged from inspiring English sources

The policy was challenged by the parents of a child who was turned down for admission.

The policy was challenged by Lindsay Earls, an honor student active in several activities who is now attending Dartmouth College.

The policy was challenged by Orthodox Jews, who observe the Sabbath on Saturdays, and will also apply to Seventh-day Adventists and other groups.

The new government had no power to levy taxes; even its authority to conduct foreign policy was challenged by the states.

(The Indiana policy was challenged again on state constitutional grounds and has been struck down, a decision that is on appeal).

A14 State of a Crucial Speech After a bad year for his presidency -- when his competency was called into question, his main domestic initiative failed to pass and his foreign policy was challenged as never before -- President Bush's State of the Union address is vital to drive forward his policy agenda.

"The selection policy was challenging and a lot of swimmers have found it difficult to handle," said Furniss.

The University of Texas at Austin, and any college or university whose admissions policy is challenged in court, must be permitted to prove what the Supreme Court has just required — that, without the policy, it would not have enough diversity to assure the profound benefits that flow from it.

However, this policy is challenged by an increase in MRSA S. aureus protein A (spa) t1081, which specifically affects LTCFs.

But now that she and her husband are trying to sell, she said, the policy is "challenging because you want the volume" that a Sunday open house generates.

Further, technology assessment that might inform new policy is challenging because both risks and benefits are often difficult to predict (Carlson 2011).