Sentence examples for supported to challenge from inspiring English sources

According to Sir Ian Magee, a senior fellow at the IfG and co-author of the System upgrade? report, agile requires real changes in departmental procurement, policy development and operational management processes, and it is not clear that government IT leaders feel sufficiently confident or supported to challenge departmental board leaders and ministers to do things differently.

"It means to inform, to support, to challenge a student, to monitor, to make sure things are well.

"The landscape is complicated, but there's deep grassroots support to challenge inequality and improve job conditions," Sonn says.

Western and Pakistani experts say neither has enough support to challenge the general directly.

They exist but lack the resources and support to challenge Isis.

The Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association said yesterday that it had gained enough support to challenge the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers over the right to represent 14,000 mechanics at United Airlines.

The former shadow business secretary told Sky News as she left her home that she had enough support to challenge Corbyn directly.

But the front-runner for the party's nomination, Eduardo Duhalde, governor of Buenos Aires, has not won enough support to challenge him convincingly for its leadership.

The Shia-dominated Baghdad government lacks the legitimacy and support to challenge militants for the hearts and minds of Sunni Arabs.

Rudd, so accustomed to making do with less than $5 million for a season's racing when the top teams were spending $8 million to $10 million, now has all the support to challenge for his new teammate's title.

They feel they have been carrying the load without much help from organizations they had hoped would have spoken out more strongly and would have provided long-term support to challenge systemic police brutality.