In no case should history be chiseled to fit the contention posed by Bob Bostock, a former Nixon aide working for the advisory panel.
That suggestion fits with the contention of some historians that many women converted to Judaism across Mediterranean Europe during the so-called Hellenistic period between about 300 B.C.E. and 30 B.C.E.
On one hand, Wikipedia seems to fit well with Rand's contention, elaborated more fully by libertarian thinkers such as Friedrich von Hayek, that decentralised markets work best because they are so much more efficient than centralised bureaucracies at digesting information.
Arsène Wenger does not expect Danny Welbeck to be fit enough to be in contention for the FA Cup final, casting doubt over the Arsenal's striker's availability for England duty next month.
"I think there are one or two that are a little bit sore that may next week be out of contention because they won't have been fit enough early enough in the week," he said.
Their accounts supported the Bush team's contention that her decision to help Ms. Mercado fit a pattern of her helping people, especially immigrants.
This undermines a nonsense of the DSGV's and BaFin's contention that only a publicly owned bank is fit to use the brand.The savings banks are working on a joint bid for Bankgesellschaft Berlin and its subsidiaries.
"From my point of view he's in contention for a batting spot if he's fit and he might, depending how he's gone in the nets, be able to bowl some short spells.
"England are looking for a left-armer that will give them something different and, at the minute, Harry is the fittest and strongest of those in contention".
