Sentence examples for contention in relation to from inspiring English sources

Article 14 of the Constitution has been raised as a point of contention in relation to the defence of qualified privilege.

We have said nothing in relation to the contention that these valuations were excessive.

The California Supreme Court said at the end of its opinion, in relation to appellants' contention that the ordinances are being unconstitutionally applied to them: 'The allegations relied upon in support of this contention, however, are denied by the answer and the issues of fact thus presented will not be determined by us in this proceeding.' 28 Cal .2d460, 473, 171 P.2d 8, 16.

Moreover burst loss is considered a consequence of contention in core nodes and it is formulated in relation to a quite general core node architecture.

Tibet of course remains a sore bone of contention in Sino-Indian relations, and China's belligerence in relation to a sea collision between a Chinese fishing boat and Japanese patroller last September caused considerable consternation in the region and has prompted many countries to forge or strengthen regional alliances with respect to security.

There is however, contention in the literature about significant differences between mortality and life expectancy in relation to education (see Kalediene and Petrauskiene, [24]; Grabauskas and Kalediene, [25]).

According to dictionary.com (//www.dictionary.com), the definition of a "brief" (in relation to law) is "a formal outline listing main contentions along with supporting evidence and documentation".

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He examines the contention that the notion of mental handicap has no objective foundation but is merely the agent of oppression, and analyses policies and practices in paediatric medicine in relation to the mentally handicapped.

Woods roared back into contention with the best five-hole start of his career — beginning six under in the second round — en route to a nine-under-par 63 for his best score in relation to par in four years.