Sentence examples for be disputed on from inspiring English sources

A mortgagee's claim to the property or sale proceeds, for example, may be disputed on the ground that the mortgage is not genuine.

It has been claimed that the homeopathic principle of 'similarity' (or 'similia') and the use of individualized remedies in extremely low doses conflicts with scientific laws, but this opinion can be disputed on the basis of recent scientific advances.

The inspiration for the collaboration is Juliana Huxtable, the transgender artist, DJ and downtown personality who will stage two performances of the new work, There Are Certain Facts That Cannot Be Disputed, on 13 and 14 November in New York.

Inasmuch as the right to contract is not absolute, but may be subjected to the restraints demanded by the safety and welfare of the state, we do not think that conclusion, in its application to the power to amend, can be disputed on the ground of infraction of the fourteenth amendment.

The explanation will be disputed on other grounds by a proponent of the "Frege-Schlick" view (see subsection 2.3.2); another complaint against the explanation is discussed in subsection 3.8. 5.

The reality of climatic change can no longer be disputed on scientific grounds - the U.S. National Academy of Sciences calls the human-induced warming of the Earth a "settled fact".

20percentt of consumers had an error that was corrected by a credit reporting agency (CRA) after it was disputed, on at least one of their three credit reports.

The issue is not, however, being disputed on appeal.

But the comptroller's conclusions were disputed on Monday by city education officials.

I do not think it is disputed on the defendants' part that this is the case," he said.

Although neither fact is disputed, on April 30th, Mayer was served with a subpoena issued by the conservative group Judicial Watch that would have forced her to reveal her sources; a federal district judge eventually quashed the subpoena.