Sentence examples for contends to have from inspiring English sources

McBride alleges that "key portions of code that [were] protected under our rights had been taken by IBM and donated into this Linux environment". The company is now suing to reclaim damages it contends to have suffered.

Better, he contends, to have a private body functioning similarly to the way that Wall Street's rating agencies grade commercial and municipal paper.

Again, the applicant contends to have a "bona fide intention to use or use through the applicant's related company or licensee the mark in commerce" and this time the company also asserts a claim of priority based on the fact that it has successfully registered 'Magic Slate' as a trademark in the EU.

Plenty of skits center on competition: two men contend to have the better hat, to order the more soulful soul food — "Donkey teeth!

As I've said, for us to contend, you have to have those guys at the top of the rotation".

Instagram is not the first company to have to contend with the dilemma over user data.

And other 2020 candidates are going to have to contend with it.

He particularly wanted Bond to have to contend with the emotional repercussions of Vesper's death.

This is one of the things Deila is going to have to contend with.

It isn't uncommon for public figures - particularly politicians - to have to contend with parody accounts.

Any international agreement is going to have to contend with those politics, and design mechanisms to ameliorate their effects.