Sentence examples for contested version from inspiring English sources

Not entirely, at least according to one (contested) version of recent diplomatic history.If Mr Cameron offers Israel mixed messages, he does so with the blessing of America's president, normally reliable diplomatic sources claim.

All this plays into the second key element of the new agenda, which is the praise it heaps on its own, as yet unrealised and already highly contested, version of the local school, based on the Swedish free school or the US zero tolerance "Knowledge is Power" charter model.

At the root of the region's tensions are contested versions of history.

Gillian Triggs, the Australian Human Rights Commissioner, told ABC TV earlier this week an independent oversight mechanism was needed for detention centres, to protect the rights of asylum seekers and refugees and to avoid similar controversies to this week's, where contested versions of events are furiously debated in public.

But she contested that version of events too.

However, Air France contested the version of events given by passengers.

One commission member who spoke to the Guardian on the condition of anonymity contested Saunders' version of events.

Mr. Bruce contested that version of events, saying that Ms. Wortmon — "an impoverished Native American woman" who was already on parole for another drug-related offense — had not used the drug the day before Michael's death.

The Google ruling comes amid other proposed legislation that would seek to bureaucratize the Internet in Italy, including the highly contested Italian version of a European directive that would compel online broadcasters to seek the same licensing agreements as broadcast television.

One camp contested Gross's version of events and still blamed the Germans.

Butt immediately contested Modi's version, saying: "The players have applied for visas but the clearance hasn't come from the Indian side.