Sentence examples for contested claims from inspiring English sources

Warnke has always vigorously contested claims of wrongdoing.

Now they make fiercely contested claims to own paintings by Peter Doig.

Mr Zhang's affability in Taiwan stands in sharp contrast to China's relations with several other Asian nations, where rows have flared over contested claims to sea territories.

The adversarial relationship that develops between workers and employers in contested claims causes California to have one of the lowest return-to-work rates of all states.

The litigation continues, so best for Micro Focus to ensure it has the right legal protections in place and skirt around the contested claims.

Lyon might decide that the appropriate parallel is the case of Jeremy Browne, whose contested claims were upheld by Sir Paul Kennedy.

(3) is obviously a contestable, and contested, claim.

So far, seven conservative states have banned abortions after 20 weeks based on the highly contested claim that fetuses feel pain at that point.

Pilnick and Dingwall have argued that power asymmetries are inherent to the physician role: "Physicians… are not just healers of the sick…, but also socially licensed adjudicators on contested or contestable claims to dependency.

The building at 9 Bleecker Street, too, has a contested claim to historical significance.

This brings me back to the most contested claim of these three – the assertion that nonbiological machines are likely, at some point, to be as intelligent or more intelligent than the "biological machines" we have in our skulls.