Sentence examples for contested rationale from inspiring English sources

But Obama accepted the intelligence community's highly contested rationale that bulk phone records collection was necessary in order for the government to detect domestic connections to terrorism.

The stated rationale for a policy measure may be to facilitate integration but that rationale may be contested in civil society - as in the income threshold below which a migrant spouse may not be sponsored from abroad (MRN, 2014).

Addressing a lack of consensus in the interpretation of scientific evidence reinforced a key methodological strength of systematic reviews transparent definitions and documentation of the basis of a conclusion so the rationale for the final toxicity statement can be readily interpreted and/or contested by outside entities.

All of those estimates have formed the economic and political rationale for the proposed $600 million investment by the city and the state in the hotly contested $1.4 billion project.

If there was a specific rationale for having Northam be the Democratic nominee, it was that he might appeal to voters from the small towns that had once been contested electoral territory but that went overwhelmingly for Trump last year.

Everything else was contested.

"They contested every shot.

Contested, too.

The elections were not contested.

Angry creditors contested his will.

Borghese Inc. contested the trademark.