Only Borussia Dortmund have dared to challenge the existing order, by way of "thinking from game to game", in recent years.
Hickox has retained a well-known civil rights lawyer, Norman Siegel, to challenge the quarantine order and get her out of isolation.
Still, at least in the Tuileries, a touch of artistic anarchy has been allowed to challenge the French love of order.
In practice, this means that in order to challenge the admissibility of the case now, the Libyan authorities must already have a dossier on Saif's involvement in ordering attacks on civilians, including peaceful demonstrators in Tripoli, Benghazi and Misrata last year.
This guilt is used to make any woman who challenges the orders of the religious arbitrators feel as if they are the perpetrator and are responsible for destroying the family's reputation".
Union leaders and builders who prefer the former policy on federal projects are likely to challenge the constitutionality of the Bush order, said Jon Hiatt, general counsel of the A.F.L.-C.I.O.
Declaring that "this is a case about the separation of powers," Mr. Olson said the vice president, "acting as the subordinate and surrogate for the president here," should not have to pay the price of submitting to discovery "in order to challenge the constitutionality of a process that's invasive to fundamental presidential prerogatives and responsibilities".
Run by the Partnership Health Group, it is one of several private clinics that sprang into existence after the government put a slice of elective care out to tender in order to challenge the monopoly of state-owned hospitals.The government has also sought to unleash greater enterprise among existing NHS hospitals by letting more of them have a freer financial hand in running their affairs.
At conferences and in journals, scientists marshal evidence in order to challenge the hegemony of dominant theories.
In order to challenge the performance of the proposed receiver, the DFE length is selected so that it does not cover the entire span of the CIR.
