Sentence examples for raising challenges from inspiring English sources

3-D printing is raising challenges with respect to copyright and trademark law, and regulatory backlash is inevitable.

Commander Kuebler noted that the judge had barred the defense from raising challenges at this stage of the case to the constitutionality of the military commission system.

He did not blame anyone for the killing, but he accused those raising challenges to the results — Mr. Maliki's coalition, by inference — of delaying the seating of Parliament and the formation of a new government.

These findings suggest that the semantic structure of verbs tightly constrains the interpretation of pronouns in causal sentences, raising challenges for theories which posit that implicit causality biases reflect world knowledge or arbitrary lexical features.

Now, however, with the strengthening of the European Council and the establishment of the post of High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs & Security Policy and of an EU diplomatic staff – the External Action Service EUEU nuclear policy has been fragmented and dispersed between the two institutions raising challenges of coordination, duplication and institutional competition.

They contributed to the common understanding as it evolved, giving valuable insights, raising challenges and thinking ahead to practical toolkit possibilities including maintaining a strong user focus.

These changes raise challenges for filtering.

But others did mind, or at least raised challenges.

"The lack of legitimacy raises challenges, which leads to conflict".

The uncertainty of a changing climate raises challenges for water infrastructure planning and design.

According to the analysis, that raises challenges for Afghan security forces to move into new areas.