Sentence examples for any contention that from inspiring English sources

The petitioner's assertion of the Fifth Amendment privilege against the forced production of documents is based not on any contention that their contents will incriminate him but instead upon the unchallenged premise that the act of production will do so.

Any contention that the construction is contrary to the terms of the Act is unavailing here.

We therefore reiterate: "any contention that the Double Jeopardy Clause must itself..

Against this backdrop, any contention that the Florida Legislature satisfied 3 U.S.C.

Such reactions are what underlie any contention that a hysterectomy for Katie Thorpe is wrong.

The Complaint is devoid of any contention that Aladdin itself was unwilling to comply with the demanding conditions the OCC asked of it.

Entergy had a chance to review all the arguments raised by the opposition groups and respond to the N.R.C. "We haven't seen any contentions that demonstrate or suggest that these plants can't operate safely through an additional 20-year period," said Jim Steets, an Entergy spokesman.

It is a contention that is prima facia absurd.

Through his spokesman, he has vigorously contended that he is innocent of any wrongdoing, a contention that his legal teams made to Major League Baseball when his business was vetted to buy the Dodgers.

(Munatones says he considers observers part of any swimmer's crew, a contention that many would fault).

"This further supports the contention that failed projects are being made difficult to find," she says.