Sentence examples for contended change from inspiring English sources

The Justice Department and 17 states asked a federal judge to break Microsoft into two companies that would compete with each other and, they contended, change the rules of competition across the software industry.

The Scottish Rural Property and Business Association SRPBAA, formerly the Scottish Landowners Association) is adamant that the beaver is in no sense a Scottish resident, since the landscape has, it contends, changed out of recognition since the animal died out 400 years ago.

Overwhelmingly, your comments contended that change depended on reforming the police and the justice system and addressing deep-rooted cultural attitudes.

He contended the changes would see the speaker of the House of Representatives conduct herself as a "censorship board".

It is not surprising to observe a performance trough per second when the highly contended object changes once per second.

The "current pace and scale of change is unprecedented" (SOS 2009), even though dryland communities, and pastoralists in particular, have always had to contend with change.

He contends climate change is driven by the sun.

In Syria, he argues Russia seeks stability, but contends regime change enforced on Damascus would lead to "contagious anarchy".

Co-ops that are run independent from the government could shift a large portion of the island's economy to free-market competition from government-managed socialism, analysts contend, a change from earlier co-op efforts within state-run agriculture.

Lawyers suing the N.C.A.A. over its handling of head injuries asked a federal judge to let them expand the lawsuit nationwide to include thousands of plaintiffs in a case they contend could change college sports.

President Obama mocked critics who contend climate change is not a threat.