Sentence examples for General contention from inspiring English sources
The general contention that the nation's most cherished sporting moments should be available for all is a convincing one.
They use this claim to bolster their general contention about spatial heterogeneity (although, of course, more relevant is whether there are negative shocks to youth labor markets contemporaneous with minimum wage increases).
Rather than affirming any of the specific explanations of how God created all else, they affirm a more general contention compatible with each of these specific explanations: that God is in some manner directly responsible for the existence of all else.
From the earliest reviews of the Insane Clown Posse's singular brand of circus-themed swear-rap, the general contention has been that there is no way music could possibly sink below this point.
These findings support the general contention that pulmonary actinomycosis is mainly caused by aspiration of oral substances.
The general contention of the idea of staged consent is that the passing of time between these informational phases may allow for learning and improve understanding.
This study supports the general contentions that the immunological status of the patient may be relevant to infection response and that continuous infusion may be especially helpful for improving the efficacy of β-lactams in immunocompromised patients [ 10].
Justice DeGrasse conceded the state attorney general's contention, in defending the aid formula, that wealthier school districts generally get less aid than poor districts.
"Juries have recently been regularly disagreeing with the attorney general's contention that the death penalty is justified in the most egregious federal cases involving murder," he wrote.
In Texas, the State Supreme Court rejected the State Attorney General's contention that the desegregation ruling did not apply to Texas because the state had not been a party to the five school cases on which the United States Supreme Court passed judgment.
Despite the prosecutor general's contention that the convicted officials should have begun serving their sentences immediately after the court announced them in November, no one has gone to jail yet for the scheme, which was revealed to the public eight years ago, in 2005.
