Sentence examples for contends that the changes from inspiring English sources
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 suit contends that the changes amounted to a significant weakening of the Clean Air Act by making it easier for some industrial polluters to avoid installing modern pollution controls.
But few are happy with those changes: Sentencing reform advocates say they don't go far enough to fix draconian sentences, while the U.S. Department of Justice contends that the changes could give some white-collar criminals a new avenue for unfair leniency.
Despite the plethora of studies showing the presence of normoglycemia in the hyperinsulinemic state [8], [9], Weir contends that the change in insulin sensitivity and the accompanying change in insulin secretion can be explained by glucose signaling [7].
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.
"We contend that the changes in foot biomechanics may be due to the effects of estrogen on soft tissue and/or the brain," said Adam Leigh Bryant, a senior lecturer at the University of Melbourne and lead author of the study.
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.
