Sentence examples for contested relations from inspiring English sources

The forces of ownership and trade are products of the contested relations on an interprofessional team.

Racial categories are perhaps most politically significant in their contested relation to racism.

Interviews revealed inconsistent and contested norms in relation to representations about the inhabitants of the landscape, their history and personalities, and more worldly concerns.

Leaders who have put only a few of these steps in place in situations in which democracy has been weakened or corrupted have the tools to intimidate those who are working on voter registration, to tamper with the vote count or to corrupt the law in relation to contested elections.

The ongoing reforms are located within and impacted by historically difficult federal-province relations and a highly contested political climate.

A contested indigenous land titling process, capitalist labor relations, hydrocarbon compensation money, and efforts to maintain relations with spirit beings are all interwoven in the fabric of Guaraní everyday life.

It left me with the difficult decision as to how I should treat the competition as a whole, especially in relation to the fiercely contested annual honours list.

Saudi Arabia has fiercely contested any international pushback — for example, demolishing its relations with Canada over the summer in response to a fairly milquetoast Canadian statement on the arrest of human rights activists.

Diagnosis is a convenient criterion in relation to benefits entitlement, but is contested.

The concept of quality assessment in relation to RCTs is much less contested and there is general agreement on criteria against which quality should be judged.

While many tend carefully to Reagan's legacy, it is in the end a last will and testament of sorts, with claimants and relations estranged, and it can only be forever contested.