Sentence examples for time challenged from inspiring English sources

It was not until Mr. Krimko, who was a police officer at the time, challenged the ordinance and prevailed.

George W. Bush never once — not one time — challenged Americans to do anything hard, let alone great.

"The president has prevailed against the evil forces that for a time challenged the republic itself," Dobbs said.

Appellant on appeal for the first time challenged the equity jurisdiction of the court, urging that the remedy at law was adequate.

A preview came at the Democratic candidates' debate in Harlem last month, when Tamala Edwards, a writer for Time, challenged Mr. Gore on education reform.

He was twice expelled from school for organising opposition to apartheid, but each time challenged the government in the courts and was reinstated.

"He is," said this player, "in my face all the time, challenging me.

We will leave the sceptics and deniers to waste their time challenging the science.

Adams's mother said the trauma of losing her son made that time challenging for everyone.

Design of the topology is a time challenging task even for simple demands for network reliability.

But once again, neighbors of the 27-acre site are up in arms, this time challenging the plan in Superior Court.