Sentence examples for contended by some from inspiring English sources

MR. ALTER provides ample evidence that Mr. Obama is not a "socialist," as contended by some conservative commentators.

Foot came to this mixed view from the direction of objectivism (in the form of a virtue theory), and it might be contended by some objectivists that she has conceded too much.

However, net metering only applies in certain states and has been contended by some utilities.

And although it is contended by some, that, at this day, there is a great majority in favor of slavery, whilst the opposite opinion is held by others, the fact is certainly doubtful.

This to some believers (the title for Ur is also contended by the Tell al-Muqayyar ruins in Iraq) is the place where the monotheistic faiths of Judaism, Christianity and Islam all marched their way into being.

That stage could be created, he contended, by dividing society into phalanges.

It is further contended by plaintiffs in error that this is, in effect, a suit against the state.

The city could have saved the 20 cent cent fare, he contended, by voting funds to subsidize tran, sit operations.

The government was also negligent, the plaintiffs further contended, by not having adequate equipment on hand to fight that fire.

Secondly, it is contended by petitioner that the Act in question is unconstitutional because compliance compels self-incrimination in contravention of the Fifth Amendment.

The paper proposes an agent based approach for the capacity allocation in distributed enterprises, characterized by complex and articulated organizations and by geographically distributed production capacities contended by many product families.