Sentence examples for contentions of from inspiring English sources

Laura Schalk, a Société Générale spokeswoman, declined to comment on the contentions of the lawyers.

Mr. Ashcroft's filing describes in detail Mr. Browder's contentions of how the fraud was organized.

From ancient times onward skeptics have developed arguments to undermine the contentions of dogmatic philosophers, scientists, and theologians.

Two of the oldest & bittest contentions of our time are the war for privacy & the war for expression.

That discovery contradicted the contentions of behavioral psychologists, who said all behavior arose from stimuli or reflexes.

Juxtaposed with the fears, hopes and contentions of those gathered are a series of scenes from Jewish religious history.

The final section, "Course of Empire," zooms in on the joys, sorrows, and contentions of post-9/11 post-9/11 America

Omnicare denies the contentions of the federal complaint settled last fall and denies any liability related to those contentions, the statement said.

One may safely disdain bien pensant op-eds in Le Monde or the Guardian, but not the legitimate contentions of entire democratic nations and their elected leaders.

Updated | to clarify the contentions of critics about the law's application to Congressional staff members, and with a postscript correcting the legislative history of the Grassley amendment.

The report contradicted the contentions of many banks that foreclosure improprieties did little harm because the borrowers were behind on their mortgages and should have been evicted anyway.