Statehouse proponents, ever obeisant to the gun lobby, contend that anyone with a handgun license has to pass a strict state check of criminal and mental health records.
"Once the squad is back fit and firing we will contend with anyone in this league".
For the Bolsonaro supporters who contend that anyone appalled by his rhetoric merely doesn't get the joke, the stabbing will be yet another indication that the left is the true perpetrator of violence and violent crime in Brazil.
And he contends that "anyone who honestly recalls the 1970s, with Watergate, Vietnam, stagflation and the energy crisis, cannot really believe the present difficulties are unrivaled".
That authority seems inherently unreliable — not necessarily because the narrator is lying but because what he or she says is not contended by anyone, and so can run into vagueness, inaccuracy, and partiality.
That is, he contended that anyone who benefits greatly from the presence of some institution is morally required to bear a commensurate share of the burden of sustaining that institution's existence.
The French-born Mr. Chomet, who is working at his studio in Scotland, stopped short of contending that anyone had violated his contractual rights; he acknowledges having been fully paid for his work.
On none of these occasions, the lawsuit contends, did anyone plan for how the man would continue to receive medication and other mental health services on his release from jail, or how he would obtain Medicaid benefits, Social Security disability payments or supportive housing.
Oklahoma contends that anyone within the state had to register their vehicles with the state, while the Sac and Fox Nation required tribal members residing in tribal jurisdiction to register the vehicle with the tribe.
"It is extremely wrong for anyone to contend or suggest that I have.
