Another point of contestation has to do with the extent to which Locke thought natural law could, in fact, be known by reason.
This has led to a rush to interpret the frictions in what is simply the normal process of contestation prior to acceptance, as evidence that the theory being contested is not valid.
This contestation moved to another layer of discussion concerning what to do about the current IPR regime and the climate change regime that overlap on the subject matter of technology transfer.
To resolve these contestations, and to create a more sustainable platform for transitions to occur, it is argued that it will be necessary to create policy spaces for more place-based forms of reflexive governance.
The solution, in Butler's view, is to question the categories of biological sex, polarized gender, and determinate sexuality that serve as markers of personal identity, to treat the construction of identity as a site of political contestation, and to embrace the subversive potential of unorthodox performances and parodic identities.
Teesta Setalvad, a rights activist who is representing Mrs. Jafri and other riot victims, said, "The amicus curiae report that draws a different set of conclusions from SIT vindicates us since there is serious contestation," referring to the special investigative team.
The contestation relates to the extent and nature of nurses' participation in nursing policies.
What we might take Quality of Care to mean is open to contestation and debate.
Although the detailed interviews with stakeholders allow us to distill that the underlying debate relates to contestation between these two alternative financing approaches [ 8], the public face of the debate focuses on the confusion created by the name given to the policy proposal, in the sense that most stakeholders are asking "what does a one-time premium payment mean".
Next, of course, we will want to know what, pragmatically speaking, the requirements of suitable democratic contestation turn out to be.
