Sentence examples for a contestation from inspiring English sources
The result has been a contestation over academic freedom, standards, and the very definition of both disciplines at Russia's premier university.
Every act of Mobutu was trumpeted as being undertaken in the cause of the restoration of the African past, of African condemned values, a contestation of the European negation of an African authentic being and the dignity of the black race.
In a microeconomic scenario, Germaud and Fernandes (2003) consider that terrorism cause a contestation growth and repulsion to what is considered cultural enemies.
Even when negative feedback reached the organizations, it did not necessarily result in a contestation of their strategic premises despite the intensity of the industry's crisis.
These findings suggest that strongly disconfirming feedback as such may not necessarily lead to a contestation of strategic premises; an update of strategic premises seems to depend on how path-dependent organizations process this feedback.
Women who choose vaginal breech could be viewed as being a challenge to, and a contestation of, the power and authority of obstetric norms [ 34, 37].
"It's an incredible moment of unsettled universe; there is a great contestation over it.
Italian women's claim for political inclusion can thus be seen as an enduring beginning of parity democracy, an unfinished contestation of men's monopoly of public spaces.
The 1990s were a period with active contestation, a transition period, from military to civilian and from one party to multi-party.
Drawing on ethnographic, archival, and interview data gathered in local languages and offering possible solutions to the problems it documents, this book examines the production of the rare earth frontier as a place, a concept, and a zone of contestation, sacrifice, and transformation.
This study is an attempt to explore a domain of contestation and cleavages in its encounter with the gradually declining water regime of the plains of today's Bangladesh.
