Sentence examples for contested criteria from inspiring English sources

The new politics of urban transformation replaced well-established (although contested) criteria of redistribution, compensation or negotiation of resources and possibilities of life.

This paper analyzes these contested criteria through conceptual lenses provided by fields of science and technology policy (STP) and science, technology, and society (STS).

Nor are mental kinds and neurophysiological kinds either identical to or subkinds of one another; consequently emergentism is in conflict with the (contested) taxonomic hierarchy criterion (criterion 5).

However, we accept the BBC's professional judgment, and especially welcome its move stating that the humanitarian criteria are no longer contested.

The concept of quality assessment in relation to RCTs is much less contested and there is general agreement on criteria against which quality should be judged.

But according to the Washington Post, Massey's mine "met the legal criteria" to avoid the designation "in part because contested violations had not been resolved.

Patient 12 (depression on questionnaire, prescribed antidepressant) Interviewees who experienced low mood but contested the label of depression included several who met our criteria for depression on the earlier questionnaire and who had been prescribed antidepressants either recently or in the past.

Diagnosis is a convenient criterion in relation to benefits entitlement, but is contested.

In this respect, diagnostic criteria for schizophrenia to be included in DSM-5 were greatly contested in the years running up to its publication.

Everything else was contested.

"They contested every shot.