Sentence examples for could not be contested from inspiring English sources

The evidence from Ressam, which could not be contested, painted a very different picture.

As the errors listed had already been condemned in allocutions, encyclicals, and other apostolic letters, the Syllabus said nothing new and so could not be contested.

USA Today's Mike Foss agreed Dellavedova's work ethic could not be contested, but wrote "to say that these are just a series of unfortunate events is naive at best.

Of the Greek miracle, he commented that it could not be contested that something took place in a small corner of the world at a certain time, which first made philosophy possible and, throu that, certain forms of reflection and scientific knowledge: "Let us say that the Greek miracle occurre once, and that, like all unique phenomena, it can only be proved, not explained.

Should we part ways while living in France, I'd like to know that I have something set in stone, a legal document that couldn't be contested no matter how different the laws there might be.

The two other seats are not being contested.

Agreements reached through mediation would need to be binding (subject to the approval of a judge), so that they could not be discarded or contested later if new disagreements were to arise.

In his ruling, the judge said that Mr Kearns was an unsatisfactory witness, inclined to contest what, on the evidence, could not seriously be contested and to minimise the extent of his alcohol consumption and its consequences.

With midterm elections approaching in the US, the way news and information, and even opinion, circulates could not be more closely watched or hotly contested.

The prosecutor said that abusers could not be allowed to get away with their crimes and contested critics' claims that there was a desire for prominent scalps.

The explosive allegations made by Guzmán Ortiz could not be independently verified and are likely to be vigorously contested by Mexican and US authorities.