Sentence examples for claims that are contested from inspiring English sources

Every week, she said, Zipcar convenes what it calls an "appeals board," which discusses, one at a time, damage claims that are contested by members.

He claims it was alcohol that led to the incident; a view that is contested by witnesses who were with Henry that evening.

That was contested in the brutal heat of the first week.

That was contested by Mr Djokovic and Spain's Rafael Nadal.

One's own body becomes contested territory, not just in terms of biochemistry but in terms of the claims that are made on it.

But that claim could be contested by NFL football, a U.S. obsession that crescendoes in the annual climax of gambling, chili, beer and TV spots called the Super Bowl.

A spokesman for the cardinal said that the claims were contested.

Somewhere in all of the expansion plans, Ambrosio, the bohemian creator, claimed (though I would later find out that this claim was contested by Julían with equal insistence) to have been duped, tricked into signing his name to a contract and relinquishing ownership of the company.

Most coastal states that knew a claim would be contested have made agreements that one would not object to a neighbour's bid if the other showed reciprocal forbearance.

Similarly, Kim (2004) study with South Korean educators suggested that claims to professionalism were contested between educators themselves, depending on whether they held a university rather than a vocational qualification.

The authorities' claims that 50 Uyghur workers were granted their repatriation requests following the violence are contested by Uyghur workers.