Sentence examples for should not be challenged from inspiring English sources

"I think a normal government should not be challenged by these writings," she said.

Does that mean that we believe the BNP should not be challenged?

President Bush, in comparison to Mr. Bloomberg, tends to make very authoritative statements, leaving the impression that his thoughts are always correct and should not be challenged.

The Strasbourg court declared the 2009 ruling by a Belfast court – which awarded £1.6m in damages to relatives of the 29 people who died in the single worst atrocity of Northern Ireland's Troubles – should not be challenged.

Mr. Silver has said he does not support it, and Peter F. Vallone, the speaker of the City Council and a candidate for mayor, also believes the term limit law should not be challenged.

You can already see critics' murmurs of arguments like, "If Trump can't face Megyn Kelly, how can he face Putin or Isis?" It's a stupid question, because the Republican party has already decided that the Republican candidates should not be challenged, and Donald Trump doubly so.

And in your rise to popularity, you've trained too many of us to think that brevity is the only virtue of good writing, that content should only be delivered in ever-decreasing chunks of text, that reading should not require our full attention, should not be challenging.

However, that relationship should not be challenging to reconstruct.

It's not that readers shouldn't be challenged, of course.

That is not to say the government shouldn't be challenged for its cynical play.

"If they feel video surveillance equipment is necessary somewhere," he said, "generally that decision shouldn't be challenged".