Sentence examples for preparing a challenge from inspiring English sources

More recently, he was preparing a challenge to black jails, the illegal holding cells that some officials use to silence persistent critics.

Edward F. Cox, below, a lawyer and State University of New York trustee -- whose background in foreign and economic affairs was shaped partly from his perch as President Richard M. Nixon's son-in-law -- is preparing a challenge.

Leaders of the Republican-dominated Senate coalition said that the governor's move would further complicate the fight for control of the Senate and that they were preparing a challenge.

In an interview, Mr. Schneiderman said that he and his staff began preparing a challenge to the Defense of Marriage Act, which bars federal recognition of same-sex marriages, as soon as the State Legislature voted to legalize the unions last month.

Eager to engage and defeat one of the American frigates that had already scored a number of victories over the Royal Navy in single ship confrontations, Broke prepared a challenge.

Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa) claimed in a statement on Friday that Muslims and unions had effectively infiltrated the Justice Department and were steering its decision to prepare a challenge to the Arizona immigration law.

Chambers is believed to be preparing a legal challenge to his lifetime Olympic ban.

Lords are preparing a new challenge to the government on Tuesday over its reform to constituency boundaries.

General Wiranto's supporters were also preparing a legal challenge in case he finishes in third, his campaign advisers said.

A group of 60 financial institutions were said to be preparing a legal challenge to the bank deal, according to media reports in Britain and Switzerland.

Final results in the first multiparty election in 25 years are expected today, but Mr. Besigye's lawyers were already preparing a court challenge.