Sentence examples for are contested in the from inspiring English sources

An uncontroversial objective standard for judging the judges would be fantastic, but poor measures obfuscate the serious issues of legal philosophy that are contested in the Supreme Court.

Memory and history never belong solely in the past; they are contested in the here and now, as freighted with politics as any other aspect of the present.

That was contested in the brutal heat of the first week.

It will also be contested in the courts.

The battle lines of sex will go on being contested in the next year and beyond.

The Olympic tournaments will be contested in the temporary Deodoro Stadium between 6 and 11 August.

And yet virtually every aspect of this condition, down to its very name, is contested in the medical community.

The swimming events were contested in the Seine River, whose strong current carried athletes to unrealistically fast times.

These decisions -- part of the enshrined Swiss idea that the people decide -- have rarely been contested in the past.

The dominance of the Audi e-trons was contested in the first quarter of the race by Toyota's hybrid, the TS030, with the Toyota briefly assuming the lead.

All this is new, the recognition, the commercials, the respect for an event that will be contested in the Olympics for the first time in September in Sydney, Australia.