Sentence examples for contested zones from inspiring English sources

Like An-My Le, the Israel-born, New York-based Kremer focusses on training sites and contested zones: a Palestinian village that looks like an early James Casebere construction, a field of Palestinian olive trees reduced to rows of orderly stumps for "security reasons".

Five went to opposition-controlled areas and five to contested zones.

But many heavily damaged suburbs are still contested zones between government and rebel forces.

Engaging in PvP with the opposing faction usually takes place in the contested zones.

He notes that Syria's foreign minister recently claimed that one-third of the chemical weapons sites are in contested zones.

Russia provided armored vehicles and other equipment to assist the chemical convoys, which sometimes traversed roads near contested zones where rebels were present.

Her writing flies into a hotly contested zone between "art" and journalism.

"My brother is gone!" wailed one fighter at a post along the road traversing the contested zone.

The March agreement also addressed the demilitarization of the 2,000-km 2,000-km 1,500-mi -long 1,500-mi -long 1,500-mi -longthdisputedf borderountries' armies at least 10 km (6 mi) from the contested zone.

Technical design on the whole appears as a socially contested zone where designers, users, interest and consumer groups, politicians, and enterprises negotiate and sometimes as the fruit of conflict produce the form and meaning of the technology and the users' use [24].

Must it inevitably be seen as a contested zone for power?