Sentence examples for case has contended from inspiring English sources

While Argentine and American investigators have long agreed that the suicide bombing was carried out by a militant from Hezbollah, Mr. Nisman, the prosecutor overseeing the case, has contended that the decision to attack AMIA, as the cultural center is known by its Spanish initials, was made at a 1993 meeting in the Iranian city of Mashhad in Mr. Rafsanjani's presence.

The S.E.C. has contended that settling rather than prosecuting allows it to obtain timely compensation for victims and to move on to other cases.

He has contended they don't count.

In a ruling issued on Monday, Judge Patricia A. Gaughan of the Northern District of Ohio granted partial summary judgment in a case in which the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission had contended that Kaplan in effect discriminated against African-American applicants by rejecting some job seekers because of their credit histories.

This tale of tall tennis players highlighted what many have contended — and in some cases feared — will be the future of men's professional tennis.

Some have contended that very few active infectious cases are identified[ 4] due in part to the screening tools used and programmatic challenges faced within immigration TB screening programs.

Some critics have contended that Mr. Vance's office is to blame for some of the problems that arose in the case.

So her partisans have contended.

And they've contended frequently.

They will in any case have to contend with it for the next two years, on 53rd Street and then at the temporary Long Island City quarters to which the museum will move next summer when construction closes the Manhattan building.

Some news accounts about those cases have also contended that they were part of a broader, national crackdown against doctors who treat pain patients.