Sentence examples for * contestation in from inspiring English sources

Sikh traditions have become a point of contestation in the armed forces as well.

Indeed the corrupt and violent nature of political contestation in the country puts many women interested in politics off standing for power.

Some people live during long periods of contestation in which treatments continue to exert their sway, but the cancer does too.

Now what's interesting about this landscape is that the levels of contestation in these places are not so charged, which means that the possibility for planners and governments to intervene yet exists and is not as complicated as it is in the megacities.

The greatest contestation in relation with the NSL occurred during the Roh Moo-hyun government.

Nico Krisch, in a book from 2010, has argued that international law can be democratized by seeking accountability, deliberation, and contestation in different issue spaces.

A definition offered by Goldenberg is useful precisely because it highlights the potential for internal and external conflicts, the variation in situated understanding, and the perspectival contestations inherent in the meaning of Quality of Care.

A noteworthy group of poems by Aḥmadī and Yūsuf Amīrī were written as "contestations" (munāẓara) in which inanimate things—such as musical instruments, hashish, and wine are depicted arguing between themselves about their relative worth.

Violent or not, such contestations point in other directions for the future of European citizenship, whose outcomes are anything other than decided beforehand.

In an essay in HuffPost France, Prime Minister Manuel Valls condemns what he calls the "proselyte contestation" of those in France who "seek to defy two of the fundamental principles of our country" -- the equality of men and women and secularism.

As such, gifts can be sites of ambivalence, contestation and circumspection in which a discourse of waste suddenly looks weak and unconvincing.