"It is democratically elitist," he contended of his pageant.
The chain's gross margins were already modest compared with those of its competitors — the consequence, the leaders contended, of large portions, more expensive ingredients and low prices.
Inevitably, a key role of the panel will be to examine the use — or abuse, as critics of the war have contended — of the prewar intelligence provided by Britain's security agencies, particularly MI6, the Secret Intelligence Service.
Levin was bewildered and infuriated, and from then on he became an intractable and indefatigable warrior on behalf of his play — and on behalf, he contended, of the diary's true meaning.
There was a grant of timber by the Cat of March 3, 1875, not of trees, but of timber for purposes of railroad construction, not as a means of business of of profit; nor could it be made an element, as contended, of compensation to the agents employed to cut it.
As a result, he later contended, of his petitioning Eastern Area Command for reassignment to combat duties and complaining to Group Officer Clare Stevenson that there were too many WAAAFs in the sector for an unmarried man to supervise, he was posted to command No. 14 Mobile Fighter Sector Headquarters at Camden, New South Wales, on 23 May.
The egg yolk contends of cholesterol and protein decreased to 14.4% and 88.6%, respectively.
They contended images of his brain supported that diagnosis.
The Bush team, as it has argued before, contended finality of elections was more important.
Critical analysis of contending theories of international relations.
"It's an unearned byproduct of the rising price of oil," contends J. Craig Shearman of the National Retail Federation.
