Sentence examples for contested resolution from inspiring English sources
This was the most contested resolution the convention members debated on the second day.
The draft of the agreement posted yesterday on the official Free Trade Area of the Americas Web site (www.ftaa-alca.org) included that contested dispute resolution mechanism in its chapter on investments.
But it means that the story line is contested, there's no clear-cut resolution, you never have agreement on what exactly happened".
It adds, "The court must allow sufficient time to complete an accurate and fair count of the contested ballots, which is essential for the proper resolution of the contest action".
That dialogue, in turn, may result in the democratic resolution of or the evolution of popular societal consensus around—a contested question, relieving the court of its duty.
Committees in each chamber passed identical resolutions today superseding the results of Florida's still contested popular vote.
For now — and perhaps a day or two more — there is no reprieve, no resolution, and as this Cup extends, there is also increased concern that the result on the water could eventually be contested as well.
* * * (6) Obstacles to elections.Under Public Resolution 44, any attempt by the Government to conduct an election of representatives may be contested ab initio in the courts, although such election is in reality merely a preliminary determination of fact.
1. Vasubandhu's dating is contested, though the present author feels that scholars such as Anacker (1998) and Deleanu (2006) have provided convincing resolutions to the most difficult problems (see Gold 2015).
Additionally, benefit is contested.
