Sentence examples for a contestable argument from inspiring English sources

However, governmental organisations have the obligation to 'serve societal goals' providing a contestable argument to undertake CFR measures on state land at a location other than the problem location.

To answer this question, student wrote a longer paper (Short Paper 3: Are Primates Special?) in which they analyzed evidence, drew conclusions about primate cognition, and established clear, contestable arguments that were supported by empirical evidence and evolutionary theory.

(3) is obviously a contestable, and contested, claim.

This is a contestable assumption.

That may, in some respects, be a contestable project.

But if education is a "contestable" good, then democratically elected politicians have a role to play.

What level of public subsidy might a subscription-funded BBC seek from a contestable fund?

Authority was invariably a contestable affair in this area of south-east Wales long before the latest electoral insurgency.

The new buzz term is a "contestable fund" handling bids from broadcasters and producers seeking support for strands such as arts, current affairs and educational programmes.

The consortiums are also seen as a back-door way of turning part of the licence fee into a contestable fund for public-service projects.

Roe v Wade bans it after the foetus is viable, which, as Amillia has shown, is something of a contestable point.