Sentence examples similar to a contested article from inspiring English sources

Valls said there could be improvements around the edges of the labour law but he would not budge on the reform itself or its contested article 2, which gives companies the power to opt out of national obligations on labour protections.

In July, an analysis of the most highly contested articles on Wikipedia revealed the controversies that appear invariant across languages and cultures.

An analysis of the most highly contested articles on Wikipedia reveals the controversies that appear invariant across languages and cultures.

Correction: March 10 , 2001 Saturday An article yesterday about a contested adoption that resulted in a kidnapping charge 22 years later against the adoptive father, Barry Smiley, misstated the amount of his bail and, in some copies, the alias he used.

Last week, Tesla's CEO Elon Musk contested an article in Fortune that pointed out that Tesla and Musk had sold more than $2bn in Tesla stock before the news of the accident had been announced.

This article advances the understanding of expatriate failure, which remains a contested social phenomenon in international work life as well as scholarly research.

Her article on the subject, "Parsing the peanut panic: The social life of a contested food allergy epidemic," was published recently in the journal Social Science & Medicine.

How likely is a contested convention?

"Increasingly, it lives in a contested world.

DID is a contested condition.

The article identifies the commonalities and discrepancies between the translation policies of the EU and the IFRS Foundation, and analyses the translation as a contested area of expertise involving multiple, recurrently changing constituents.