Sentence examples for contested object from inspiring English sources

Some have instructed lawyers; others, such as the V&A, are hoping that a "long-term" loan of the contested object will satisfy the demands from Ankara.

Subject to many pranks, the bell became a contested object with NMS Us main rival, the Texas Western Miners, and has been stolen before football games.

Teach your toddler simple negotiation or remove a contested object.

If the concept is too difficult for the toddler to grasp at the time, then it is best to remove the contested object from the sight and reach of the children.

True complained bitterly in a letter to Getty officials that returning contested objects while she was facing charges could be interpreted as "tacit acceptance of my guilt". The Greek prosecutor also accused Leon, Kovacevic and the two Greeks of smuggling the stolen wreath and selling it to True.

The contested objects are many: cake, Lego sets, the right to various household electronics or to name the family dog.

A judge who has overseen the entire case, Aharon Farkash, also ruled that the contested objects should go back to Mr Golan: since the state devoted so much effort to its unsuccessful bid to prove they were forgeries, it could hardly claim to retain them on the grounds that they were antiquities, Mr Farkash has pointed out.

Mr. Parzinger said Turkey had no legal claim to the contested objects it says his museum has illegally, and that treating Germany like a petty thief puts more than a century of archaeological cooperation at risk and harms relations between the countries as Turkey seeks to join the European Union.

The confrontation between the Chinese authorities and Hong Kong's premier auction houses over the sale of looted imperial treasures has been defused, for now at least, by an unlikely source: a giant Chinese state-owned corporation that became the winning bidder on three of the four contested objects.

The Getty resisted returning the contested objects to Italy, in part, museum officials said, because they feared it would hurt True's defense.

The contested objects are far less valuable than those returned by the Getty but they are far more numerous, and some of the alleged conduct by museum officials, contained in hours of tape-recorded meetings, appears equally troubling.