Sentence examples for can only be contested from inspiring English sources

I came to realise that power can only be contested with power, not by running amok and tossing dairy products around the streets.

Its stamp of approval on a pipeline can only be contested via appeals that lead directly back to FERC itself, as the Natural Gas Act of 1938 gave the agency sole discretion over pipeline construction in the U.S.  Ever since then, its officials have approved pipelines of every sort almost without exception.

In a multi-front war access would not only be contested, it could be denied.

While many tend carefully to Reagan's legacy, it is in the end a last will and testament of sorts, with claimants and relations estranged, and it can only be forever contested.

A vigorously contested primary can only be a good thing for the people, and it probably helps the party build its bench, even if it's a nuisance for the candidates.(Photo credit: AFP).

Those issues include whether Mr. Gore is really entitled to bring a contest lawsuit -- technically, only the electors for a candidate are on a presidential ballot -- and whether any presidential election can truly be contested under Florida law.

But inevitably the comparisons can be contested.

Statistics relating to survival benefit can be contested, prompting concerns among clinicians about how patients can make informed decisions if experts do not agree among themselves.

Names are posted only after the debtors have multiple chances to protest and appeal and the amount can no longer be contested in court, according to tax board officials.

For Butler, what is important about drag is only that it reveals the possibility that what is taken as a given is really cultural and that it can be contested and assigned new meanings (213 9).

Such a view can be contested.