Sentence examples for contest the argument from inspiring English sources

The party needs to contest the argument about change – to set out that there are two different approaches to the role of government, to the political response to an economic downturn and the broader politics of fairness and opportunity.

I don't think Fry and Söderberg would contest the argument that agriculture and the rise of complex societies made war a worthwhile -- in the economic sense rational -- option.

Anonymous contests the argument put out by members of the Bush administration that Mr. bin Laden wants to destroy America because he hates our values, freedoms and ideas.

She contests the argument that welfare reform is driven by a need to cut costs, and points out that since so many people are going to court to appeal against decisions to remove benefits, the savings are negligible.

Fundamentally, he questioned whether the court had jurisdiction for the appeal of an election contest, an argument the justices seemed to take seriously, perhaps in light of the opinion of the U.S. Supreme Court earlier this week that indicated the power to control elections rests in the state Legislature.

We will discuss and contest these arguments one by one in this paper.

But the expenses crisis, if anything, weakens the argument for a contest now.

The argument is reminiscent of the contest between Ford's Henry Ford and GM's Alfred Sloan.

In a bid to settle the argument, the farmers arranged a contest that would be judged by the other farmers in the area.

But he has demolished the argument that the problem with the leadership contest is mass "entryism".

"The state aid rules by their nature cannot remedy mismatches between tax systems on a global level," it said, contesting the EU's argument that Apple got benefits denied to other companies based in Ireland.