Sentence examples for public challenging from inspiring English sources

Sentiment against higher education in prison has grown even more acute as states squeeze the budgets of public universities, with officials and the public challenging whether the humanities is appropriate to prepare prisoners for the outside -- and what of those who may never be released, like Juan Roldan?

He said the recital had taken place in front of a small, private audience at his home and not in public, challenging the grounds for being charged with incitement.

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

"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".

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

Such a public challenge to authority would be alarming on even a bad team.

If he had been edging toward a sustained public challenge to Tsipras, this was a change of course.