Sentence examples for contested aims from inspiring English sources
This doesn't mean we stop striving for objectivity, balance (admittedly, two rather contested aims) or plurality.
A second contested provision aims to stop bulk purchases by traffickers by limiting dealers to selling only one gun per customer on a given day, and by requiring that purchasers wait 14 days before picking up guns they order on subsequent days.
The result is moving precisely because the sincerity is contested: many poets who aim for sincerity set the radio dial to the all-me channel and blare it.
But the purge effort came against the backdrop of earlier moves by Scott and other Republicans to cut back on early voting hours and crack down on voter-registration drives, And critics say the efforts, in the run-up to November's closely contested presidential election, are aimed at lowering the participation of students and minorities who historically tend to vote Democratic.
We got very close in both of the Euro play-offs we contested and we will be aiming to go all the way this time".
Hobbling presidential power was not Noel Canning's stated aim when it contested the 2012 NLRB decision.
As outlined above, the theory claims that usually an incumbent-challenger structure is present, if aims in a field are contested.
The Government is planning to fast-track the creation of a British Bill of Rights, aiming to get the hotly contested legislation on to the statute books by next summer.
When and how to make contact with isolated tribes is a hotly contested issue among anthropologists and groups that aim to protect these vulnerable people.
Intermediate sprint - A race within each day's race that comes at around the halfway point, it is usually contested by the best sprinters, with the aim of winning points for the green jersey competition.
While EU documents highlight energy security, energy union and sustainability, a contested policy translation process reformulates governance means and aims along the way and sometimes causes the generic targets to vanish.
