Sentence examples for contested about from inspiring English sources

At the last general election, when the BNP contested about 120 seats, the party qualified for one party election broadcast.

As always, the city contested about a third of the cases brought.

From Professor Lemons: Much can be contested about the assertions in Kareiva's 3 April 2012 lecture "Failed Metaphors and A New Environmentalism for the 21st Century" as well as about Andy's use of laudatory adjectives to praise the lecture.

Joscelyn said the threat posed by ISIS-K, which at the peak of its powers in early 2016 controlled or contested about 2percentt of Afghanistan's 407 districts, is dwarfed by that of the Taliban, which currently controls or contests at least 40percentt despite having been targeted by U.S. and coalition forces for the past 16 years.

The boycott came after extended haggling over the meeting's draft document, with negotiators removing contested references about Israel's treatment of the Palestinians, about the defamation of religion and compensation for slavery.

The jury heard contested evidence about a key interview with Cooper by an Evening Standard journalist during the Millbank disturbance.

The court has not yet considered whether to take a highly contested case about the Voting Rights Act, but it may.

This sparsely populated corner of the country has become hotly contested because about half of Colombia's coca crop is grown here.

The jury has heard contested evidence about a key interview with Cooper by an Evening Standard journalist during the Millbank raid.

As in all the most fiercely contested debates about schools, this comes down to a clash of fundamental beliefs and principles.

But the 68-year-old tabloid is at the centre of a hotly contested dispute about Rupert Murdoch's mounting influence over the Big Apple.