Sentence examples for contends even from inspiring English sources

The United States, therefore, contends even though it views prison safety as a compelling government interest, prisons cannot always restrict a prisoner's religious freedom on that ground.

The emergency medical workers failed in their duty to protect him, the lawsuit contends, even from himself, in his inebriated state — attributed to a bottle of cognac.

What is more, UBS contends, even with the recent restructuring, Greece's interest payments remain too much for the country to bear over the long term, at 15 percent of government tax revenue.

There were numerous points at which his ascent might have been derailed, he contends; even as late as January 1933, "it would have been eminently possible to prevent his nomination as Reich chancellor".

And he does know the people of "Where the Heart Is," he contends, even though his hometown, Evansville, Ind., may seem less like Wal-Mart country than the film's Oklahoma setting.

As a result of the exclusion policy, the suit contends, even women who have been "attached" to male-only combat units and fought in battles alongside men have been unable to attend combat leadership schools or been denied assignment to positions that are steppingstones to promotions.

A lot more than that was smuggled out of the country, contends Even-Zohar.

They contend even the assets of the dead might be put toward that end, diplomats said.

Otherwise, he would flee, Mrs. Chadwick's lawyers contended, even as Mr. Chadwick insisted otherwise.

Some will say that it's silly even to ask, that the Jets couldn't have contended even with Revis.

But many doctors contended even then that the necessary medical care was available in any of the world's developed countries.