Her theory: the baby boomers, now the most powerful men in conservative circles, are a different, more contentious breed of right-winger.
Training contracts are usually divided into "seats" in different departments, both contentious and non-contentious law, so here is where you will hopefully have the opportunity to find out if the reality of working in your chosen practice area matches your expectations.
At this moment, the respectful, cordial tenor of the meeting took a noticeably different and more contentious tone.
One reason is that the tenor of their talks with Cubs officials is different from the contentious nature of last year's talks.
In 1991, however, when the Republic of Macedonia declared its independence from Yugoslavia, the Macedonian Question was raised again in a different, but equally contentious, form.
This applies not only to the version of our "long and illustrious history" presented here – which, if reports are reliable, seems highly distorted on all kinds of issues – but also to any alternative one: my own, for example, which might carry a very different – but equally contentious – selection of key people and events.
A characteristic of land use disputes is the different ways a contentious land use is interpreted and represented by opposing groups.
Moreover, the perceptions and experiences of patients with unlabelled MUS may be quite different from the contentious experiences [ 3, 23] of labelled patients [ 20].
Rather than attempting to explain aging as the consequence of degeneration of single pathways, a conceptual framework consisting of a network of affected processes not only reconciles different, at times contentious hypotheses regarding aging mechanisms, but will ultimately lead to an integrated view of these processes and to a more accurate understanding of the molecular basis of aging.
Just what creates the Liar paradox, and just which of the puzzles we just surveyed is 'basic', is a contentious matter; different approaches to solving the Liar view these matters differently.
