Sentence examples for contest whether from inspiring English sources
On these loans, the weaker shield gives borrowers more leeway to contest whether a loan was affordable.
"Documents are submitted, and there's no one to really contest whether it is accurate or not," the judge said.
That is, the process is that the results are certified, and then what happens is you contest whether that certification is right.
Jordan said the ATO was currently auditing Apple to contest whether its affiliate sales "are in fact struck at an appropriate price".
Sticklers could even contest whether Okochi's food is "true" sushi, since the chef said he's developed his own style at his restaurant.
In its statement on Monday, the Justice Department did not explicitly contest whether patients needed the care they were getting, which could include housecleaning, dressing, bathing and shopping and could cost $75,000 to $150,000 a year.
Calls for sales contest research (1980/81 and 1998) suggest glaring holes in our knowledge of how to design appealing contests, whether and to what extent contests motivate salespeople, and the types of behaviors contests provoke.
In most of the primary contests, whether he has won or lost, Mr. Santorum has been buoyed by the support of evangelical Protestants.
It is hardly surprising that petitioner rests most of his case on such strained readings of § 1305(a)(1), rather than contesting whether the NAAG guidelines really "relat[e] to" fares.
Mr Nash was celebrated for his work on so-called "game theory", which used mathematical theorems to describe and predict the outcomes of contests, whether between individuals, states or corporations.
Although Mr Newman admits that the country's economy will eventually eclipse America's, he contests whether this fact will actually make China a global leader.Similar to The World in 2014, however, Mr Newman refuses to write off western economies.
