Meanings of rejected a challenge in English

The Supreme Court rejected a challenge to the law in 2010.

The High Court today rejected a challenge by a pregnant Nigerian mother against a Deportation Order.

The panel in 2015 rejected a challenge by two sugar refiners to the previous U.S.-Mexico pact.

Mr Justice Geoghegan rejected a challenge by the Knock Shrine Association against a decision of the board.

The Supreme Court yesterday rejected a challenge to the constitutionality of parts of the Proceeds of Crime Act, 1996.

The Supreme Court yesterday rejected a challenge by Limerick lecturer Mr Denis Riordan aimed at halting tomorrow's abortion referendum.

A High Court judge has rejected a challenge by a man to the constitutionality of new procedures for determining workplace disputes.

Last year, a U.S. federal court rejected a challenge to Khairkhwa's detention by his lawyers, and an appeal is now pending.

The High Court has rejected a challenge taken by a man to his detention for the statutory rape of his sister.

France's highest administrative court has rejected a challenge to the 2016 election of Patalione Kanimoa as the only new king of Wallis.

In 2012, the U.S. Supreme Court rejected a challenge to the mandate, ruling that the penalty was allowed through Congress' power to tax.

The High Court has rejected a challenge by the Competition Authority to an agreement reached between most beef processors to rationalise the industry.

The British House of Lords has rejected a challenge to legality of the current Northern Ireland Assembly by a three to two majority.

These include the Court of Appeal in England, which rejected a challenge to a smoking ban at a hospital's mental health unit in 2007.

The High Court has rejected a challenge on behalf of some 600 retired Aer Lingus and DAA workers over cuts to their pension scheme.

Earlier in August, an Indian court had rejected a challenge by Switzerland's Novartis to Indian law that denies patents for minor improvements to known drugs.