Sentence examples for contend that the changes from inspiring English sources

American commanders concede the risks but contend that the changes are worthwhile, given the potential payoff.

The Democrats contend that the changes give black and Hispanic candidates greater opportunities to win elections in more districts.

Still others contend that the changes result from H.I.V. itself, the aging process and factors unrelated to drugs.

They contend that the changes will virtually eliminate the chances of future troubles and protect the plane and its passengers if a problem does arise.

They contend that the changes would minimize the odds of future incidents and protect the plane and its passengers if a problem does arise.

White House officials contend that the changes will contribute to growth by creating more certainty for taxpayers, but most experts say they believe the near-term impact would be limited or negligible.

Expatriate groups, however, contend that the change will mean minor savings for the U.S. government but gross inconvenience and added costs for those it is meant to serve.

The leaders also contend that the change would make it easier for a wealthy politician to avoid having to appeal to party leaders and members.

Commuters and transit advocates contend that the change, which will add seven stops, will make an already long ride 15 to 20 minutes longer and aggravate overcrowding on trains.

But now he contends that the changes went too far by allowing a variety of nonindustrial uses of land in areas that are labeled industrial business zones.

The opponents contended that the changes would sharply reduce the diversity of views on the airwaves, further limit opportunities for women and minorities, discourage coverage of local issues and lead to greater violence on television.