Sentence examples for contested relationship from inspiring English sources
As a species of practical ethics, bioethics exhibits a complex and contested relationship to philosophical theory.
In fact, a potentially contested relationship between migration and welfare states was already discussed in European migration research in the 1980s (Hammar, 1985).
To disentangle this contested relationship between neoliberalism and RRI, we closely examine their respective understandings of the link between the responsible agent and society, and of the nature and scope of responsible action.
These two countries have had their own civil wars, their own contested relationship with Russia, and their own breakaway regions.
These approaches suggest a more complex and contested relationship between research and policy making, with research being one of many knowledge sources used by policy makers in taking decisions.
This article examines the under-explored contested relationships between a major temporary art event and social (dis)engagement in the context of coastal urban regeneration.
The complex, and sometimes conflicting and contested inter-relationships at stake raise important questions about the role of the state in wrestling with entrepreneurial and managerialist governance imperatives.
One of the paradoxes of the health sector and other high trust social enterprises in circumstances of strongly contested power relationships, is that in order for institutions to function well they need high levels of social legitimacy, that mostly imply universal rights and obligations.
Over the last four decades, in elections where both parties had contested primaries, the relationship between primary and general election turnout is clear: none.
Substantively, the Microsoft case presents layers of complexity -- not only the technology of the specific products at issue, but fiercely contested assumptions about the relationship between competition and innovation in the fast-changing technology marketplace.
Here they offer their thoughts on the relationship between the genres, a relationship still occasionally contested.
