Sentence examples for public challenges from inspiring English sources

Public challenges to the rule of clans in this part of Turkey are rare.

So far, executives at media companies have not voiced public challenges to the government campaign.

Many athletes who were accustomed to playing games anonymously online can now issue public challenges to OverDog subscribers.

But some applications are held, he said, because they are for generic substitutes to drugs that still have some patent protection or are the subject of public challenges called "citizens' petitions".

Compaq received a premium for its shares and faced no public challenges to the merger, unlike Hewlett-Packard, one of whose directors, Walter B. Hewlett, had lobbied fiercely against the deal.

Whether it's built on inequality over race, ethnicity, sexuality, or gender, these industries are allowed to continue their practices, because dismantling their long-held power requires active and public challenges to a nearly impenetrable system.

"They have never responded to a public challenge like this by not doing something," he said.

The London games, when Rafalca will compete for the gold, presents their most public challenge yet.

Is it fair to say you prefer private persuasion to public challenge?

Just a month ago, four ultra-traditionalist cardinals issued a public challenge to the pope.

Nonetheless, Mr. Leavitt said, "Green's scheme is a very public challenge to our marriage laws".