Sentence examples for contested label from inspiring English sources

Feudalism is a contested label for the economic system prevalent in Europe from after the decline of the Roman Empire until the 16th century, and which rested on the holding of land in return for labour; in France, it persisted as the ancien regime up till the French Revolution.

In this group of projects, the "sitter," the "individual," the "personality" and even the "artist" are contested labels.

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.

Although the Daddies were experiencing commercial success under the guise of swing revivalists, having been declared the "leaders" of the movement by Rolling Stone, the band openly contested being labeled a retro act at the exclusion of their dominant ska and punk influences and modernist lyricism.

A second investigator (PC) then examined the initial coding, contested the labeling and allocation of comments to categories where deemed appropriate, and assisted with further data analysis and theorization.

Lincoln (March 1973) Labour's Dick Taverne forced this by-election when he quit the party over its anti-Common Market stance and contested it under the label Democratic Labour.

Appearing on the state's November ballot, Prop 37 has been hotly contested with opponents of GMO labels pouring tens of millions of dollars into efforts to defeat the proposition.

While the use of diagnostic terms such as 'schizophrenia' is valid from a clinical recovery perspective, it must also be emphasised just how contested diagnostic labels are in mental health.

But Dr. Gortmaker and his co-authors noted, "Almost all food policies recommended as priority actions, including front-of-pack traffic light labeling, have been heavily contested by the food industry".

The broad claim that Plato or the Republic is feminist cannot be sustained, and the label 'feminist' is an especially contested one, but still, there are two features of the Republic's ideal city that can be reasonably called feminist.

All labels and names here are contested.