Sentence examples for continued contestation from inspiring English sources

Despite continued contestation surrounding different interpretations of the purpose and meaning of good governance it has remained a core expectation of donors for aid recipient countries [ 6].

Researchers have used Connell's overall theoretical framework to describe the continuing contestation of masculinities and to document how masculinities can change over time, allowing new kinds of practice to emerge as hegemonic (Connell and Messerschmidt 2005; Morrell, Jewkes, and Lindegger 2012).

Some people live during long periods of contestation in which treatments continue to exert their sway, but the cancer does too.

Sustaining a group is a continuous process of contestation and negotiation.

This is the first election since independence where you have keen contestation and equally matched contestants.

"In Egypt, the rules of political discourse and contestation are unclear and contested," Mr. Brown said in an e-mail exchange.

Contestation, in fact, is what these spaces symbolize.

Her father liked, she writes, "the contestation of ideas".

It sometimes made for contestation, for tough meetings.

Yet what began as emulation swiftly morphed into contestation.

"It has happened in the ANC since 1912, there has been contestation.