Sentence examples for contested control from inspiring English sources

After the death of Saladin, his sons contested control over the sultanate, but Saladin's brother al-Adil eventually established himself as Sultan in 1200.

German law is vague on matters of contested control, not least because it has so few precedents.

Over the course of a carefully paced six-song set, identical in order to the one broadcast on Wednesday night on WBGO, Sound Prints held fast to a swirling extroversion, nearly outlandish in its play between slangy ease (Mr. Lovano's fallback mode) and contested control (Mr. Douglas's).

Not only was it the birthplace of the federation's first president, but it was also there that a revolt was sparked against Arce in 1827, beginning the civil war in which Central American liberals and conservatives contested for control of the new country.

Among the world's hotly contested, obsessively controlled, and often dangerous borders, none is deadlier than the Mediterranean Sea.

It overreacted after a Chinese trawler rammed a Japanese coastguard vessel in contested waters controlled by Japan.

Also on Thursday, Morocco managed to squash the appointment of a United Nations human rights monitor in Western Sahara, the contested territory controlled by Morocco.

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"While the areas contested and controlled by the Taliban haven't changed all that much in the past year, the intensity and effectiveness of Taliban attacks on Afghan security forces certainly has".

Ronald's three daughters -- Stefanie, Cecile and Christina -- followed the Georgettes' lead and contested Gordon's control over the trust fund.

(He referred to it in terms of his company's contested bid to control BSkyB) "All our competitors in this country formally announced a consortium to try and stop us.