Sentence examples similar to contention respecting from inspiring English sources
5 If the dissatisfied importer 'is afforded such notice and hearing as enables him to give his views and make his contention in respect of the value of his goods, he cannot complain.' Origet v. Hedden, 155 U.S. 228, 238, 15 S.Ct.
There is no evidence — none at all — to support this contention with respect to S.&P".
Google's second contention with respect to Plaintiffs' Wiretap Act claim is that all Plaintiffs consented to any interception of emails in question in the instant case.
The United States (US) have established evidence based guidelines [ 29] though limited high level evidence linking these with improved pregnancy and foetal outcomes has caused some contention with respect to their application in the UK [ 30].
Although Kass says their attack "reeks of barbaric cruelty," apparently it does not persuade him to retract his contention that the brothers respected "the dignity of woman as such".
The Court rejects Google's contentions with respect to both explicit and implied consent.
Kinko's fails to establish its second contention in two respects.
Two highly respected stage veterans are also in contention: Stockard Channing, as the poised Palm Springs matriarch whose carefully manicured life comes unhinged in "Other Desert Cities," and the ever-wonderful Cynthia Nixon as the dying literary critic in the revival of "Wit".
Beijing is not going to be able to resolve its relationship with Hong Kong, Taiwan or any other group in contention until the ruling Communist Party realizes that it must respect the people before demanding respect from them.
We respect The Gap's trademarks, but disagree with The Gap's contention that it has the exclusive right to use the word "gap" (regardless of how it is used or combined) on the Internet with any conceivable business".
I have to respect all my competitors". Until December the 34-year-old was also in contention for a place at the Olympics as part of the non-disabled team pursuit squad.
