Sentence examples for because of contested from inspiring English sources

It is a reminder of how prickly Japan's ties with its neighbours have become, not least because of contested sovereignty over a few remote islands.

While the UN claimed that U.S. arrears totaled $1.2 billion, the U.S. government disputed that amount because of contested past debts.

Makes a lot of contested catches.

This is a terrain of contested meanings.

Demos examined the 2014 mayoral race, which was characterized by an unusual level of fundraising because of hotly contested primary and general elections.

They would have to deal, because contested space was the point of the show.

It is partly because of the chaos of the contested presidential election in 2000, which left the impression, worldwide, that closure had been achieved at the expense of justice.

First, because most of the contested seats in 2006 were in more conservative areas, Democrats often had a shallow "bench" of candidates waiting their turns.

The economy also was the top issue out of three choices for voters in the Democratic primary, which none of the candidates contested because of questions over whether Florida's Democratic delegates will be seated.

It is reportedly used by several cycling clubs, Catholic and Christian churches because of the letters' associations, as well as in contested "Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus".

"If a defendant has a right to an evidentiary hearing on a remedy because there are contested issues of fact, what difference does it make if the defendant was aware of the possibility of that form of relief?" asked Judge David S. Tatel.