Sentence examples for risk of challenge from inspiring English sources

It reflects a balance between delivering a plan as quickly as possible whilst ensuring due process is followed and minimising the risk of challenge.

The inquiry heard how the November 2010 calls came despite legal advice that it would be "unwise" for Hunt to get involved as it could "raise the risk of challenge to a decision" further down the line.

But portions of the documents containing legal advice on the risk of challenge to aspects of their schemes were removed before disclosure.

Many consider the risk of challenging the central government too great.

Surely it may have been the second or the 20th time — and, at the risk of challenging Gabriel's eerily omniscient sexual-Marxist research, things worth doing once are often worth doing again.

However, it showed the expected associations with conditions known to increase the risk of challenging behaviour and is therefore likely to adequately represent the concept.

Moreover, the autologous variant of stem cell transplantation carries some risk of challenging human dignity, e.g. it has raised hope for an existing treatment option and ultimately a cure, thus preventing a dignified death [ 56].

Offering a no eviction guarantee only to a specific group could carry the risk of legal challenge.

Dutton said on 11 November that the government had "put together a bill which we think minimises the risk of any challenge in the high court".

In an ideal world, that would make for more standardised products that enjoy more liquidity, easier valuations, less risk of legal challenge and more transparency.

They also say that restaurant meals and alcohol have long been exempt from federal rules on nutritional content and that the measure was narrowly drawn to reduce the risk of legal challenge.