Sentence examples for and contested in the from inspiring English sources

How these contextual inequalities are reproduced, legitimized, and contested in the workplace is less certain and varies in time and space.

Both men were fixtures in this indoor event when it was called the ATP Tour World Championship and contested in Germany throughout the 1990's.

While such findings frustrate Mr. Holt, they bring comfort to Mr. Zimmer, 56, a Hunterdon County lawyer who is waging a high-stakes battle to regain his former seat, one that both parties are calling one of the most crucial and hotly contested in the nation.

The race has been one of the closest and most bitterly contested in the nation this year.

The bulk of the Bruce's exhibition is loosely divided into the six sports that were played in the ancient competitions and continue to be contested in the modern Olympics: footraces, wrestling, boxing, discus, javelin and long jump.

Senator Matheussen's district in South Jersey has become an increasingly Democratic area, and could be closely contested in the legislative elections this year as both parties focus on taking control of the Senate.

The coupling of citizenship and Christianity Studies was not contested in the parliamentary debate by the left-wing parties.

Three aspects of collective action representation, the ability to shape a policy agenda, and methods of engagement were contested in the public participation process.

These rights have become part of international customary law, and they are not contested in the public rhetoric of the international arena.

Two disabled sports, athletics and swimming, were also contested in the Games.

The extent of continuity or discontinuity between the Phenomenology of Perception and The Visible and the Invisible is extensively contested in the critical literature on his thought.