challenege

The losing candidate (Candidate B) can continue to challenege the election results in the courts.

Minnesota Board Certifies Franken Win - The Caucus Blog - NYTimes.com 2009

For another, even if that was literally true in practice, the difficulty of finding someone with standing to challenege particular points keeps the court out.

What Hillary Clinton said about Bill that got a big laugh: "I am so grateful to him for a lifetime of, uh...all kinds of experiences." Ann Althouse 2009

It's doubt that causes us to reflect on both our personal and national choices, and emboldens us to challenege conventional wisdom about "how things are done" or "how things have always been."

Dennis Palumbo: A Few Words on Behalf of Doubt... 2009

All the Democrats would have to do is challenege the Constitutionality of the fillibuster and then change the rules by simple majority.

Rahm To Reid: Give Lieberman What He Wants 2009

Time for real Rs to stand up and challenege Barry!

Back Together Again - The Caucus Blog - NYTimes.com 2008

I hope you find this story at least comical, I never realized how difficult humor can be to write but I thank you for the challenege.

They're Too Heavy to Carry Anne Johnson 2007

In other words, you can challenege them without using anti-Jewish myths.

AIPAC Successfully Lobbies to Neuter Congressional War Making Power | Jewschool 2007

The man will never learn from his mistakes, and the Republican party will never challenege him.

08/11/2006 2006

The rain pretty much persisted until I got back to my dad's workplace from then I got a full on attack about the rather lewd and (according to him) a direct challenege to other male passer-bys ...

merrickal Diary Entry merrickal 2006

The challenege of the millennial generation here gathered is, therefore, to create a world trading system, attuned both to the pace and scope of a new global economy and to the enduring values which give direction and meaning to our lives.

Remarks By The President To The Wto ITY National Archives 1998