Sentence examples for triggering a challenge from inspiring English sources
The legislation for the most restrictive abortion ban in the United States was aimed at triggering a challenge to Roe v. Wade.
State legislators have introduced an unprecedented number of anti-abortion bills this year, with the hopes of triggering a challenge to Roe v. Wade.
The legislation is aimed at triggering a challenge to Roe v. Wade, the U.S. Supreme Court's 1973 landmark decision which established that women have a constitutional right to an abortion, activists on both sides of the issue previously told Reuters.
Cable was forced to disown his friend Matthew Oakeshott when the Lib Dem peer attempted to trigger a challenge to Clegg in the wake of their hammering in the spring elections.
The party's high command had started to fear it could slip below the psychologically important 20% threshold, a rout which some are suggesting would trigger a challenge to Gordon Brown.
In one meeting with other advisers, Bannon raised the concern that if Trump fired Mueller it could trigger a challenge to his presidency based on the 25th Amendment, which lays out the process of who succeeds a president in case of incapacitation.
Brady needs to receive 48 letters of No Confidence in order to trigger a challenge.
A contest could come as soon as this year if Cameron loses the EU referendum, triggering a probable challenge, although he has insisted he would want to stay on to negotiate Britain leaving the EU.
One said they felt Gove had behaved "incredibly" and warned that if he got anywhere near the top job, 51 Tory MPs would be ready to send in letters triggering a second challenge.
But the remarks backfired as the reaction from the conference floor showed that discontent lingers over the manner of Abbott's departure after Turnbull publicly declared a challenge, triggering a leadership spill and the sitting prime minister's demise.
The mass resignations from the shadow cabinet will destabilise his leadership, and are likely to trigger a direct challenge.
