Sentence examples for contested site from inspiring English sources

But 2 Columbus Circle is once again a contested site.

You also mentioned that the farmhouse you once lived in was situated at a hotly contested site for development.

But each of the three judges issued a separate opinion, diverging in interpretation of certain facts, including over whether Ram was born precisely on the contested site.

Hawr Rajab, just south of Baghdad, was a heavily contested site between Al Qaeda and American and Awakening forces but has been calmer in recent years.

The protest occurred several days after a Jewish hard-liner was accused of breaking the ban against Jews praying at the fiercely contested site, called the Temple Mount by Jews and the Noble Sanctuary by Muslims.

Residents reported hearing blasts in Hay al-Andalus and Abu Salim, districts straddling the two main roads heading south towards the Haftar-controlled town of Gharyan and towards the contested site of the old international airport.

Many other local groups here have prepared alternative community plans for currently contested sites.

Borders are highly contested sites and their representation plays a fundamental role in a variety of identity discourses.

These entities, objects of top-down policies of development and exploitation, which are the legacies of the colonial past, have become, once again, contested sites around which activism and scholarly activity have coalesced.

His course, ARTSINST 181 Art, Gentrification, & Intersectional Racial Politics, will address the role of artists and art bureaucracies in the gentrification of minority neighborhoods, examining contested sites in New York, Oakland, East LA, and New Orleans.

Scores of Palestinians clashed with Israeli forces in the West Bank city of Hebron on Monday, a day after the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, announced plans to include two hotly contested sites -- a Hebron shrine and a tomb in another West Bank city -- on a list of Israeli national heritage sites.