Sentence examples for contested goods from inspiring English sources

A more fundamental difference between liberal nationalism and the multiculturalism I am defending is that the former usually places individual autonomy as the highest good but the latter is silent on the question of there being a single, highest good and operates at the level where a plurality of overlapping but also contested goods is seen as part of the condition of politics.

Pay all taxes unless contested in good faith.

Questions such as whether to move to an elected upper house or a proportional electoral system are contested for good reasons - such changes would rebalance our system of government in fundamental ways, and have costs as well as benefits.

There's a big game atmosphere around Wembley today - the fans have certainly played their part - and I'm sure it will be fiercely contested". A good reception for Petr Cech from the Chelsea fans as their former goalkeeper strolls out on to the pitch, but a few boos aimed at Cesc Fabregas from the Arsenal section.

The final time for the one-mile race contested over a good track was 1 52, four-fifths of a second off the Hambletonian record.

Martin alleges that the course material he studied during his six weeks at the LSE was systematically anti-male overlooked men's issues, and ignored any research that contested a "women good, men bad" line of reasoning.

"Martin claims he had the misfortune of being subject to a torrent of anti-male discrimination," Dean writes, adding: "Martin alleges that the course material he studied … was systematically anti-male, overlooked men's issues, and ignored any research that contested a 'women good, men bad' line of reasoning.

In the 60 days leading up to the fundraiser, Jones, as Swarts' lawyer and a Saitta defender against the accusations of bias, appeared before her at least four times and received favorable rulings, which included her approval of a hotly contested $4-million "good faith settlement" sought by Jones' and James' clients against Wedbush Morgan Securities, based in Los Angeles.

In the end, the defence for hanging on to contested cultural goods boils down to the deeply offensive notion that Britain looks after the Parthenon marbles or Benin heads and plaques better than Greece or Nigeria ever could.

The merit schema makes it essentially contestable what counts as funny, good, or honorable, whereas what counts as red is not essentially contestable or often contested.

In June of 1990, in a hotly contested race, I had the good fortune to be elected to the San Francisco Superior Court.