Sentence examples for disputed grounds from inspiring English sources

They had been arrested for demonstrating in support of their leader, Alassane Ouattara, who may be banned from next year's presidential election on disputed grounds of nationality.

Because today's religious right is determined to read the present back into the past, historians who write about faith and the founding find themselves on disputed ground.

A more ambitious tactic would be to capture ground on Pakistan's side of the Line of Control (LoC) to interdict terrorists before they get across.Both strategies would have the virtue of confining the hostilities to what Pakistan calls "Azad (free) Kashmir", which it regards as disputed ground rather than as an integral part of its own territory.

So they decided to hold on to disputed ground, and this led to further clashes.Eritrea, in its five years of independence, has been quick to pick fights: it has had shooting wars with both Yemen and Djibouti and vows to overthrow the Sudan government.

Moreover, he disputes the grounds of the value of expressivity given above.

The explanation will be disputed on other grounds by a proponent of the "Frege-Schlick" view (see subsection 2.3.2); another complaint against the explanation is discussed in subsection 3.8. 5.

The tenability of logicism been disputed on multiple grounds, the most prominent of which has been that the notion of membership fundamental to the theory of sets is not a logical notion but rather a symbol that must be added to first-order logic to formalize what is properly understood as a non-logical theory.

The reality of climatic change can no longer be disputed on scientific grounds - the U.S. National Academy of Sciences calls the human-induced warming of the Earth a "settled fact".

Speer published a formal revocation of a power of attorney he had given Wolters while in Spandau and disputed on legal grounds Wolters' right to the Chronik and other papers.

Furthermore, the last time the results of a US presidential election were disputed without substantive grounds was back in 1860 when the Southern states seceded from the union in opposition to a Lincoln presidency; a move that ultimately triggered the Civil War.

The official Chinese press agency, Xinhua News Agency, and other state media asserted that the self-immolators were practitioners, though the Falun Dafa Information Center disputed this, on the grounds that the movement's teachings explicitly forbid suicide and killing, further alleging that the event was "a cruel (but clever) piece of stunt-work".