Sentence examples for contention that the problem from inspiring English sources

Now a new pilot study of Roma children in the UK gives some statistical beef to the contention that the problem is the schools, not the children.

In Reynolds v. Giuliani, for example, a federal judge who found the city had illegally denied emergency food stamps and Medicaid to needy welfare applicants recently rejected the city's contention that the problem was fixed, and demanded better monitoring.

On the whole, our contention is that the problem of parameter identifiability is an indispensable ingredient of model verification.

I ask about Shaw's contention that the root of the problem is in the way wheat is farmed these days.

As for free speech, and the contention that the campaign exacerbates the problem by making the Sun determined to hang on to Page 3 – the claim that "wimmin" (killjoy harridans) only make things worse.

A central contention of process theism is that the problem of evil is aggravated by flawed accounts of omnipotence commonly assumed by theists and their critics.

"This further supports the contention that failed projects are being made difficult to find," she says.

Interdepartmental e-mails obtained by the Advertiser bear out Danley's contention that the university continues to have problems in putting together the proper paperwork, something NCAA officials recognized as a problem with HBCU programs in 2011.

But the firm largely deflected responsibility for fixing the problem, referring to PricewaterhouseCoopers' contention that "the full resolution of this issue is beyond TDIC's direct influence and also requires action outside of the U.A.E".

She said that if the commission was allowed to intervene in the Lockheed case, it would apply these statistical techniques to Lockheed, bolstering the plaintiffs' contention that their problems represented institutional practice.

The Town of Southampton supervisor, Vincent J. Cannuscio, disputed the contention that the nursing home would cause traffic problems.