Sentence examples for declaration contends that from inspiring English sources

The declaration contends that arresting drug users forces them into hiding, spreading the epidemic.

Claiming that Parliament never truly possessed sovereignty over the colonies and that the crown of right exercised it only under contract, the declaration contended that George III, with the support of a "pretended" legislature, had persistently violated the agreement between himself as governor and the Americans as the governed.

He contends that's the correct terminology.

Defendant contends that Edelman's declaration must be stricken because it is affirmative testimony rather than rebuttal testimony.

The Government also contends that Toy's declarations should be admissible because they were ostensibly exculpatory rather than incriminating.

In addition, the company contends that the Postal Service authored the declaration.

Concede all that, and still the plaintiff suggests that she alleges in the second paragraph of her declaration that she 'has been damaged and injured in her name and fame;' and she contends that that averment is sufficient, in connection with the words charged, to entitle her to recover as in an action of slander for defamatory words with averment of special damage.

Through his broad and deep analysis of workers' declarations, student bulletins, newspapers, film footage, and the proceedings of local administrative bodies, Krapfl contends that Czechoslovaks rejected Communism not because it was socialist, but because it was arbitrarily bureaucratic and inhumane.

Iran contends that the program is peaceful.

Brigham, however, contends that nothing improper occurred.

She contends that a fight ensued.