Sentence examples similar to statement of challenge from inspiring English sources

(editorial, Jan . 25: Regarding my unsuccessful nomination to be the head of the Transportation Security Administration, there would have been no utility in providing false testimony, knowing that F.B.I. headquarters possessed my own 23-year-old written statement to challenge the veracity of my information.

That statement of the challenge faced is clear enough.

That changed under Mr. Bush, who broke all records, using signing statements to challenge about 1,200 sections of bills over his eight years in office, about twice the number challenged by all previous presidents combined, according to data compiled by Christopher Kelley, a political science professor at Miami University in Ohio.

For others, the "post" is a statement of thesis, a challenge to engage.

Inspectors found the strategy was a "clear statement of intent to challenge and support schools to improve".

Although this study found clear evidence of a positive impact of both campaigns, the significant uncertainty associated with many of the model inputs used makes a definitive statement of cost-effectiveness challenging.

Maybe the best note I got from a colleague was, "Congratulations/Sorry!" Which I think is probably a statement of the pretty profound challenges facing journalism in this moment.

He said he had been asked "to establish the facts" and went on to read a statement that challenged the core of the Guardian account and has since proved misleading.

Respond to jingoism and xenophobia with statements that challenge the illusion of Great Britain.

But, again, most Israelis — especially Israeli liberals — don't generally go around declaring themselves any kind of Zionist, except as a statement of vague patriotism when outsiders challenge the state's existence, or to furnish approval for things their grandparents and great-grandparents did.

Kroes renewed pressure on the Premier League in June, saying she was unhappy with the league's proposals for selling its live rights and was considering issuing a Statement of Objections, a formal legal challenge, to attack BSkyB's monopoly - and, the Premiership feared, reduce the fortune to which its 20 clubs have grown accustomed.