Arousal is still good because you are over challenged there.

Educated women are more challenged in employment than uneducated ones.

She challenged that view.

Someone challenged Franz Mahler.

Such decisions are, however, seldom challenged as in most cases the incriminating facts have been established and clarified by the time the decision may be challenged in a court of law.

Those attitudes must be challenged.

The boundaries of political correctness are being challenged by the media, particularly by journalists and writers.

10. However, the means to this end are being widely discussed, as traditional modes of operation, patterns and practices are being challenged.

You'll be challenged, inspired, motivated and humbled.

You'll be challenged, inspired, motivated and humbled.

On this account, we stand to be challenged.

You've been challenged to warsle with Sir James.

The Special Rapporteur was informed that the police often hold detainees without charge until they are challenged by a court.

So we're really challenged on what we're doing there.

I do not want to have my opinions challenged.

62. The national conscience had at last been challenged.

The Commission and UNDCP are continuously challenged to become ever more effective, increasing the range, quality and quantity of their work.

And I think it's the reason that TV's so challenged.

Being challenged in life is inevitable, being defeated is optional.

The political will of States would be challenged there, too.

As such they may be challenged by other States parties.

But they're driven to it because their faith was challenged.

Cochrane understood that uncertainty, that fallibility, that being challenged, they hurt.

Those principles should not be challenged, but rather protected and upheld.

2.2 The author challenged this decision in the Preobrazhenski Municipal Court.

He challenged them to expand further their cooperation in that area.

Tellingly, the Bretton Woods institutions had not challenged the Oxfam study.

In conclusion, let us be reminded that we are all on the dawn of a new millennium where we are challenged by the global trend towards greater trade liberalization.

To a lesser extent, the principles are challenged by the now central role in governance played by civil society organizations and other international partners.

It is clear that the sometimes implicit, sometimes explicit, boundaries of political correctness are being challenged by the media, particularly by journalists and writers.

Our banana and sugar industries are major employers and foreign exchange earners yet, without regard for our survival, they are being challenged with the ultimate objective of dismantling them completely.

This year we challenged our students to craft an honor code themselves.

Thank you. I have to tell you I'm both challenged and excited.

And he got me challenged to figure out an optical illusion room.

Our quest for a safer and secure world continues to be challenged.

Argentina's complete disregard for the islanders' views challenged the Committee's very purpose.

However, contested claims to self determination challenged the standard definition of mercenarism.

In 1988, the World Health Assembly challenged the world to eradicate polio.

He assumed I was a famous general and challenged me to fight.

Momentous historical upheavals are usually followed by a period of uncertainty, as old doctrines are challenged and efforts are made to reflect on, understand and submit proposals with regard to the new international reality.

In Sweden, the previous concepts of urban planning and management are being challenged and a stronger environmental focus is a common denominator for city models.

We want transparent elections in which the candidates elected will not be challenged.

Participants challenged the focus of many Governments on revitalizing the Doha trade negotiations.

In Canada, indigenous tenants challenged the discriminatory comments of a landlord and won.

(b) An order for provisional measures is successfully challenged under recommendation 43 and