Sentence examples for whether it challenges from inspiring English sources

There are many other questions being investigated about CSR, such as whether it provides a debunking challenge to religion (Murray and Schloss 2009), whether it poses a cultural challenge for religious outlooks like Schellenberg's Ultimism (Marsh forthcoming), and whether it challenges human dignity (Audi 2013).

As for the latest SEC ruling, Arjuna Capital has not decided whether it will challenge the decision.

Toyota has not said whether it will challenge the initial fine, the largest the government has ever levied against a carmaker.

Various venues Future Human Body Hackingg, London, Wed A panel discussion on "body hacking" (medical treatment subcultures) asks whether it can challenge the pharmaceutical giants.

Whether it is challenging the new trade alliance with the US or championing more ambitious climate policy, this kind of cooperation can bring real benefits for our country.

ATHENS (AP) — A ship commissioned by a Libyan charity has left Greece with food and medical supplies for Gaza, but it remains unclear whether it will challenge the Israeli blockade of sea routes to the territory.

The opposition Heritage party claimed many ballots had been thrown away, but did not say whether it would challenge the result.A presidential election in Cyprus will go to a second round on February 24th.

Sheila Canavan, one of the San Jose lawyers representing the AARP and several homeowners in their cases against First Alliance, said that her firm was considering whether it could challenge the company's bankruptcy filing as having been made in bad faith.

A Justice Department official said the department is reviewing the judge's order – which granted the government a 90-day period before the NSL's disclosure – to determine whether it will challenge the release or permit NSL information to become public.

This kind of social impact – whether it is challenging taboos, encouraging greater understanding between communities or supporting new creative talent in the independent sector – is not just a happy byproduct of some of our TV shows, but the reason for Channel 4's existence.

I also asked whether it's challenging to get those brands on-board with the idea of conversational ad campaigns.