Sentence examples for generally contested from inspiring English sources

In at least one case Apollo paid appointed damages of $60,000, but the group has generally contested the claims, noting in fact that the same family members who accused it of failing to prevent a death have subsequently used the same hospital themselves.

The most prestigious competitions in club football are the respective continental championships, which are generally contested between national champions, for example the UEFA Champions League in Europe and the Copa Libertadores in South America.

Access to land is generally highly contested issue in slums, and the increased privatization of land also threatens the possibilities of claiming and maintaining spaces for pubic use.

In addition, by focusing on realistic and tangible goals in each of the social sectors, the mechanisms have generally avoided the highly contested issues surrounding control of external funding and been able to demonstrate much more progress, more quickly than other components of the Medium-Term Plan or the overall aid coordination mechanism.

The age of the earliest images is contested, but scholars generally agree that they date from approximately 7,000 years ago.

Because mahjong crossed the Pacific in the early 1920s and took on a life of its own in the United States, Heinz said, the history of the game reveals the ways in which "Americans interacted with objects, ideas and one another in a globalizing world". Although the history of mahjong is contested, game experts generally agree that it evolved near Shanghai in the mid- or late-1800s.

Contested conventions are generally terrible for the party.

The actual number is contested although it is generally considered to be in the top five-selling albums of all time.

The cross section of views that makes it easy to see that Barbie is a contested symbol makes it possible more generally to observe very different cultural forms and perspectives for any individual.

Parents use webcams to keep an eye on their children's carers (generally legal, though the ethics of hidden cameras are contested, and covertly captured audio can break laws on wiretapping).

Licensed students will appear in court, argue contested motions, negotiate with opposing counsel, and generally second-chair trials.