Sentence examples for separately challenged from inspiring English sources

Supreme Court Decision on Arizona Immigration Law (PDF Supreme Courtt Decision on Arizona Immigration Law (Text) Civil rights groups that separately challenged the law over concerns that it would lead to rights abuses said their lawsuits would go on.

They will be separately challenged because the motion-enabled part of their business will only be a small part of their line.

As an example, back in 2003, hundreds of retired military, diplomatic and national security officials publically and separately challenged George W. Bush's drumbeats to invade Iraq.

Briefly, 8 mice were anesthetized by intraperitoneal injection of pentobarbital sodium (Nembutal; Rhone-Merieux) at a dose of 66 mg per g of body weight and separately challenged i.n. with 50 μl suspension containing approx. 2.5 × 10 CFU of either wild-type or the isogenic codYind strain.

Mr. Dopp is also separately challenging his subpoena.

The American Teleservices Association is separately challenging the F.T.C. rules in a federal district court in Denver and is challenging the F.C.C. rules in the United States Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit.

The government is separately challenging a sweeping set of ethics sanctions Hanen imposed on lawyers at the department.

So long as public schools continue to teach STEM, and indeed all subjects separately, challenges of implementing integrated STEM approaches in K-12 education promise to be significant.

These values were measured separately in challenged healthy and recurrent airway obstruction-affected horses.

I'm getting the hang of Temptu's foundation, though their cartridges for blush — sold separately — remain challenging.

Both admission systems were challenged separately in the federal courts in 1997, shortly after Mr. Bollinger became president, and district court judges hearing the two lawsuits came to opposite conclusions, upholding the preference system for undergraduates but ruling that the law school had unconstitutionally considered an applicant's race in its admissions policy.