Sentence examples for taking up a challenge from inspiring English sources

But with the Supreme Court now taking up a challenge to part of the Defense of Marriage Act, he concluded he had to finally address the law he had helped enact.

Credit then to Michael Clarke for his initiative in trying to salvage something from the wreckage of the tour and to Alastair Cook and England for taking up a challenge of making 227 in 44 overs when they had no real need to play his game.

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court is taking up a challenge to a University of Texas program that considers race in some college admissions.

In favour of taking up a challenge in the south, he offered his resignation prior to the start of the 1986 87 season, only to be turned down by Nancy president Jacques Rousselot.

No piker when it comes to cliffhanging drama, the Supreme Court late Friday placed the governors and legislatures of 36 states in a corner, by taking up a challenge to the Affordable Care Act that directly threatens their citizens.

He says the Supreme Court is likely to take up a challenge to the law.

Will Ofsted take up a challenge to explain how this can be done?

(The Supreme Court's decision to take up a challenge to the law creates something of a political jump ball, strategists with both parties say).

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The Trump administration's Justice Department successfully asked the U.S. Supreme Court not to take up a challenge to the agreement, which was reached before President Trump took office.

The Supreme Court is likely to take up a challenge to the welfare law only if the government loses one of the similar lawsuits pending in the lower courts.