Sentence examples for contesting the use from inspiring English sources

Together they are contesting the use to which I put the words I chose.

In contesting the use of race as a factor in admissions, the plaintiffs in the Michigan case don't address this disparity.

I do go further than simply contesting the use of terms in my comments on the extreme reactionary bloggers, but even there, I hardly am disparaging them.

The council of the Isles of Scilly is also contesting the use of the term "Britain" in Jersey's advert, arguing that the Bailiwick of Jersey is a British crown dependency but not part of the UK.

Bucklew had faced death for nearly 18 years, but waited until 12 days before his execution to file a suit contesting the use of a lethal injection, Gorsuch said.

By Jeffrey Goldberg Contesting the uses of power: John Edwards, Hillary Clinton, and Barack Obama.

Contesting the uses of power: John Edwards, Hillary Clinton, and Barack Obama.

What is more, the United Nations contests the use of the term "climate refugees" or "environmental refugees".

The most recent one is is written as a letter to the new authorities in Libya from a notional "Eastern Europe" (though as readers will know, I contest the use of this label).It is behind the paywall on that site, but here are the key points.

The Android team contests the use of the word 'fragmentation', (one blog post actually calls the term useless because it has been used in so many ways).

This does not affect 2017 or other previous years, although it might influence the IRS's decision to contest the use of Section 1031 in those years.