Sentence examples for contentious considerations from inspiring English sources

We have already implicitly encountered in passing two of Aristotle's appeals to category theory: (i) in his approach to time, which he comes to treat as a non-substantial being; and (ii) in his commitment to the core-dependent homonymy of being, which introduces some rather more contentious considerations.

But there is little the president can do at this stage to expedite the legislative process, short of taking a position on some of the most contentious matters under consideration.

The bill will again need 60 votes to end the debate after consideration of contentious amendments offered by both supporters and opponents of new laws.

The bill, which would increase penalties for illegal gun purchase and greatly expand background checks on gun buyers, would again need 60 votes to end the ensuing debate after consideration of contentious amendments, including a renewal of the assault weapons ban.

One of the most fruitful and contentious has been the consideration of Austen as a political writer.

One imagines, as a response to that response, the retreat of other poets of Hoagland's gender and race from consideration of contentious questions such as the various permutations of racism in America.

But this depends on the contentious claim that the only considerations that courts can justifiably rely upon are pre-existing rights.

The sponsors of a natural-gas pipeline proposal that generated a maelstrom of criticism in the lower Hudson Valley have withdrawn from consideration the most contentious section of the route -- across the Hudson River at Haverstraw Bay.

The officials explained that they had removed some of the most sensitive and contentious pieces of land from consideration and that they were still reviewing which parcels to lease, but said the auction was happening.

The scenario of overwhelming demand for ventilators (or other critical care resources) that outstrips supply in a maternity setting is a contentious issue that deserves advance consideration given the ongoing 2009 H1N1 influenza pandemic.

Assuming that the 48-hr samples of airborne PAH exposure used by Choi et al. (2008) truly reflect longer-term exposure more relevant to the outcomes under consideration (which is contentious because the measurements may either over estimate or underestimate true exposure), then we can approximate a comparison between the two studies.