Sentence examples for contested conduct from inspiring English sources

"It's a big, big government," Chief Justice Roberts said, and defendants might have a hard time proving that officials should have discovered the contested conduct by a certain date.

Where the homology of characters is contested, we conducted separate analyses treating them either as homologies or homoplasies (see Additional file 10).

McCulloch, 36, was initially offered the suspension by the Scottish FA's compliance officer but the defender contested the violent conduct charge.

In keeping with its policy never simply to acquiesce to the department's safety demands, the authority, instead, contested the results, conducted its own tests, and, not surprisingly, found contradictory and exonerating numbers.

Specifically, that analysis consists of a two-step test that first determines whether the contested gun regulation "burdens conduct protected by the Second Amendment," and later weighs whether the restrictions "are substantially related... to the articulated governmental interest" of preventing gun violence and increasing public safety. .

And in attempted support of the injunction granted they cite many cases involving contested Government regulation of the conduct of private business.

These academics had conducted evaluations that contested the effectiveness of DOT (4, 7) and the respondents were aware of this research, through interactions with academics in meetings and symposia.

Various other allegations swirling around his past conduct have been aggressively contested by his heavyweight London law firm.

Bishop also reiterated Australia's support for Indonesia's push to secure a code of conduct for the hotly contested waters – something that has remained elusive for more than a decade.

The Navy conducts periodic forays through contested waters.

But in Kenya's highly contested election, this particular exit poll, conducted by an experienced American organization, might have been the best gauge of who really won.