Sentence examples for contested role from inspiring English sources
What about Burns's tricky, contested role as Scotland's national poet?
MSC provides a telling example of 'informational governance', that is, a mode of environmental governance wherein information plays a centripetal but often also contested role.
The author shows how the Boy Scouts contributed to the changing, contested role of the United States as a global power.
It took another six days of fierce fighting and appalling bloodshed before he was captured.In all this, France has played a key, and often contested, role.
The movie made Olivier a top leading man, though he did not prevail in his quest to have his then-fiancée, Vivien Leigh, play Cathy (Leigh would soon after win the highly contested role of Scarlett O'Hara in Gone with the Wind).
The principle has multiple pedigrees, and came to recent political prominence largely through its role in quelling fears of centralization in Europe a contested role which the principle has not quite filled (Fleiner and Schmitt 1996, Burgess and Gagnon 1993, Føllesdal 1998).
Above all, how is it that biographies and autobiographies play such a contested, popular role in contemporary Western culture, from biopics to blogs, from memoir to docudrama?
"If the government can prove that warrantless search of American communications keeps Americans safe, why does Wray rely on hypotheticals?" Section 702 is hotly contested for its role in a surveillance practice known as incidental collection, in which communications unrelated to a surveillance target are swept up in the process.
Some, like Wallace, also contested the social role that emerging professional sciences should play.
Presumably all these posters would feel exactly the same if 78% of all MPs, 86% of cabinet members, all three main party leaders – and every single person who had contested these top roles in recent times – were women.
They often play a big role in contested mergers and could exert pressure on NYSE's board to talk to the predators.
