Companies generally contend that the funding requirements are out of step with the current financial environment.
Few agree on what the government's policy should be, but they generally contend that officials should take a more sanguine view toward market forces.
Like California, states generally contend that these are not schools, but programs, and thus are exempt from the federal law, an argument largely accepted by officials in Washington.
The players generally contend that the N.F.L. teams knew, or should have known, as far back as the 1920s that concussions had long-term consequences, a connection that the N.F.L. disputed until only recently.
Market analysts and big investors generally contend that share prices globally will continue to rise through the first half of 2004 as profits meet expectations and interest rates remain low.
After surveying 108 senior MIS students, this study generally contends that computerized models with GUI interface are easy to use, but the willingness to use those models in the future is not universal.
While more conventional dating site Match.com claims 20 million members and OkCupid.com claims 3.5 million members, "sugar websites" generally contend with more modest, though growing, user bases.
Consumer groups generally contend that individual customers, like those who have had their money tied up for days because of RushCard's technical mistake, should have the right to sue a company.
Ms. Holland said she did not want to name them but, speaking generally, she contended that when English is used, for instance, "in some ways you make it conventional: It's not real, we are playing".
