Academic journals brim with disputes as theories are contested by opponents.
We argue that the frames (compliance as expert judgment and compliance as process) are contested, which leads to the creation of a hybrid or compromise frame – one which integrates the underlying concerns of both frames.
Thus, masculinity should rather be defined as masculinities that are contested, constructed and reconstructed, and are highly dependent on positions in the social structure (18).
Super-G and downhill are known as speed events, which are contested in single runs down long, steep, fast courses featuring few and widely spaced turns.
However educated someone might be, and however broadminded and tolerant they are, as soon as their religion is contested, they will lose their temper and fiercely defend their beliefs.
In fact, the policies cannot be contested officially as they are eminently political and ethically justified in terms of public health.
The Electoral College has often been supported on the argument that it is less likely than direct popular vote to have an election so close as to be contested.
Today's professional game is profoundly different (and better) than it was even two decades ago and as such is contested by athletes who are bigger, stronger, faster and most likely smarter than their predecessors.
The 1914 race has a place in the record books as it was contested by no fewer than 11 former and future Tour champions.
But, never have comments been as important, or contested, as they are today, especially as Facebook charges into the space with its updated comment widget.
