Forums hold lists of restrictive challenges, which can involve everything from having one Sim birth 100 babies to re-creating consecutive historical eras with each generation of a family.
In Ontario, one of the earliest provinces to enact restrictive legislation, the challenges have focused on how the legislation has been implemented rather than on whether or not public accounting should be regulated.
They force themselves to think in less restrictive ways and to challenge easy conclusions.
(There is speculation that the Attorney General will also challenge racially restrictive voting laws in South Carolina and elsewhere).
But journalism advocates said that the revised bill remained too restrictive, and vowed to challenge it in the constitutional court if President Jacob Zuma signs it into law, as is expected.
The abortion issue has featured heavily in headlines in 2015, and that trend doesn't look be slowing any time soon, and a challenge to restrictive abortion laws looks likely to make it to the Supreme Court this term.
However, I would argue that these bodies are also mediums through which these women can channel their own forms of agency and challenge those restrictive constructions, enacting their own independent and purposeful influences on their religion and culture.
This could come from a court challenge to restrictive state abortion laws or simply if reproductive rights defenders choose not to file suit with the knowledge that they do not have the votes on the court to overturn a state law.
The authors use the term "climate refugee" to challenge the restrictive definition of refugees adopted by the Geneva Convention of 1951.
It was reported that a temperature-sensitive mec1-4 mutant has defective replication fork progression at the restrictive temperature, without external challenge by HU, and experiences chromosome breakage later in the cell cycle (Cha and Kleckner 2002).
