Sentence examples for contestation from from inspiring English sources

Evidence had to underpin policy prioritisation and the strategy process had to enable democratic contestation from concerned stakeholder groups.

However, the free-trade zones faced substantial contestation from labor groups that problematized the projects, which was another insightful and well-crafted section of the book.

As the creation of a comprehensive male circumcision policy gathered momentum activity was once again stymied by contestation from within SANAC by traditional leaders.

In this paper, I have focused on some of the reactionary resistance as well as the dynamics, contradictions and contestations from individuals and structures that need to be considered and overcome in the work to engage men and boys toward gender justice and egalitarian masculinities.

The prospective "slippery slope" of secession -- in which continually smaller units of affiliation declare their independence from larger ones -- is forestalled by the apparent desire of a faction at the state level simply to consolidate their power and enjoy a "free hand" to impose apartheid policies and severe austerity measures that are immunized against contestation either from above or below.

"It has been a strange period – switching from contestation to unanimity in just a few days.

"Freedom and Contestation in Western Culture: From the Ancient Greeks to America's Tea Party". Yan P. Lin Centre Inaugural Address.

The overall settlement went through phases, with the ideal of an "ivory tower" coming into its own in the late 19th centuryk, then broken open by claims of relevance (already in and after the first World War), and contestation about relevance from late 1960s onward.

Moreover, the normative context within which referencing takes place remains strong, so that the meaning of "foreign" concepts is often constructed by means of contestation rather than transferred from one contest into another.

It sometimes made for contestation, for tough meetings.

The 1990s were a period with active contestation, a transition period, from military to civilian and from one party to multi-party.