Sentence examples for contested declarations from inspiring English sources
The most contested declarations of differences are the summer parades of members of the militantly Protestant Orange Order, who march through resentful Catholic neighborhoods, sporting their black bowler hats, white gloves and bright orange regalia.
And faced with a vote on Trump's legally contested declaration of a national emergency at the Mexican border, just 13 of 197 House Republicans opposed him.
[Emphasis added.] Hence, the Court concluded that its jurisdiction to make declarations is "confined to declaring contested legal rights of the parties represented in the litigation".
Residents also contested Mayor Glacken's declaration that "both pools have experienced declining use over the past several years" and Mr. Jefferies's report that pool use at Randall Park had declined by 30 to 40 people per day and that use of the Martin Luther King Park pool dropped to 40 to 50 people last year from a normal daily average of 75 to 150.
Violence has soared since Mr Trump's declaration on the contested city.
But such monuments are public declarations that turn the war itself into contested ground.
A 2011 analysis by Andrew Reeves of Washington University in St Louis, which examined nearly 1,000 presidential declarations between 1981 and 2004, shows that such declarations are twice as likely in states that are closely contested in electoral terms as in those that are not.
This analysis suggests that policy declarations of digital skills 'shortages' are problematic, since they overlook the contested and shifting forms of enablement and constraint that labour practices involving digital technologies give rise to.
In recent months, however, China's surprise, unilateral declaration of an Air Defense Zone, the oil rig anchored in contested waters off of Vietnam, the dispute with the Philippines, the island dispute with Japan and cyberspying for commercial secrets have raised doubts that China's words are matching its deeds.
Declarations for Oaks day are made on Wednesday and, with both big races set to be contested by small fields, it is hard to envisage trainers still lacking a jockey for a fancied mount at that stage.
