The executives contended either that they had previous commitments or that they had never received an official invitation.
The military does not contend that either of those offenses is related to any security breaches but that they were violations discovered in the course of the investigation.
The vicinage they contend is either too vague or too strict a term; too vague if depending on limits to be fixed by the pleasure of the law, too strict if limited to the county.
D'Souza tells us that he wants to understand Obama's actions, which do not, he contends, follow either from the American dream of the founding fathers or from the civil rights story of Selma, Birmingham, Brown v. Board of Education and Martin Luther King's "I have a dream" speech.
Rochette, the 2009 silver medalist at the world championship, was expected to contend for either the silver or bronze.
Instead, we contend that commercialization can either lead to a more "corporate" or to an "entrepreneurial" way of governance.
The United States, the European Union and Denmark either contend that the region's waterways are open to all or have placed their own claims on parts where climate change is expected to increase access to the region's bountiful resources in coming years.
The complaint does not contend that Mr. Hsu confessed either to so vast a swindle or to reimbursing the donors.
Either way, critics contend, adding the greenback motive to care won't necessarily be a medical center's salvation.
