Sentence examples for contested them from inspiring English sources

(The Christie administration has contested them).

The formulas that Colgate-Palmolive had claimed as its own inventions were clearly no such thing, and the Indian government promptly — and, ultimately, successfully — contested them.

His ensuing hospital stay cost him his unemployment benefits by default; when his former employer contested them, Mr. Elveson said, he was unable to attend the hearing.

If Mr. Bush were to lose those 123 votes, which seems unlikely since the Democrats have not yet contested them, his edge would shrink from 537 to 414.

The judge said they should have seen the detailed scores from a review of their unit, so they could have contested them.

Although advocates for the disabled have contested them on each point, this much is not in dispute: the workhorse of the yellow taxicab fleet right now is the Ford Crown Victoria, which costs about $23,500.

The principal fallacy in argumentation is the petitio principii ("begging of the question"), in which the speaker presupposes that the audience accepts a thesis that actually is contested by them, even implicitly (See also logic: The critique of forms of reasoning).

The Media Fund's advertising campaign comes on top of two others that began late last week, at the same time that Mr. Bush's first advertisements hit the air in the 17 states expected to be the most closely contested, among them Florida, Ohio, Arizona and Nevada.

With the Orange, a charter member of the Big East, decamping for the ACC next season, this was the last Syracuse-Georgetown game at the dome to be contested between them as conference rivals.

Evidence was also categorised as to whether it was promoted by TTCs as supporting their argument, or contested by them.

"Some of them weren't contested, some of them were contested.