Sentence examples for dispute the position from inspiring English sources

It's difficult to dispute the position that publicly funded research should be freely accessible to the public.

Mr. Furuya is one of several conservative Abe supporters who dispute the position of South Korea, and also of many American scholars, that Japan's military forced foreign women into sexual servitude for its soldiers during the war.

"I don't dispute the position that there will be an economic impact, the question is how severe will it be, and more importantly how lasting will it be," he said.

[C7.] Claims on Free Music Disputed Disputing the position of the record companies, a new report has found that people who use file-sharing networks to obtain music over the Internet are likely to increase their spending on music.

Disputing the position held by the major record companies, a report issued on Friday found that people who use file-sharing networks to obtain music at no charge over the Internet are more likely to have increased their spending on music than are average online music fans.

The position of the Sirenidae is disputed; the position shown is considered by Naish to explain the data best.

European governments hotly disputed the United States position at the meeting, but it was nonetheless included as a footnote in the planning document that resulted.

The lieutenant said last week that he recalled no such meeting, and he disputed the city position that it had been a "lawful, good faith" investigation.

The new evidence included an affidavit from a French expert in Cambodian colonial law, Alexandre Deroche, disputing the American position that legal decrees from the early 1900s that are still on the books in Cambodia outlaw the removal of Khmer Empire statues.

A visibly angry Gray later disputed the Democratic position, pointing out that D.C. is a city that is simply asking to spend its own money.

Zwingli understood baptism to be a pledge or a promise, but he disputed the Anabaptist position that it is a pledge to live without sin, noting that such a pledge brings back the hypocrisy of legalism.