Sentence examples for contentions of the from inspiring English sources

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

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

They said the financial results, reported late Wednesday, added weight to the contentions of the hedge fund manager David Einhorn and others that the company had been inflating sales and that its high-growth days were over.

Except for rebuttals of the contentions of the Left, the whole subject of the relations between the Holy See and Italy is normally taboo in the Christian Democratic and Rightist press here — hence the utter novelty of the Pope's remarks.

Accordingly, they acknowledged that the case must be made in a negative fashion: that Iraq has failed to disprove the contentions of the United States and others about its weapons of mass destruction.

That finding, which comes from in-home interviews conducted by Mediamark with 26,000 adults between March 2005 and May 2006, seems to conflict with the contentions of the major broadcast networks.

The main contention of the Left is that the Vatican has interfered in Italian politics.

Only in the last hundred or so pages does the real contention of the book appear.

The simple contention of the Wets is that enforcement is impossible.

"But the contention of the higher-ups was that they would get it back," he said.

United took issue with the main contention of the report, that Evra struck Bethell on the side of his head.