Sentence examples for have contested that from inspiring English sources

Agent-Relative Teleologists typically appeal to a distinction between agent-relative and agent-neutral value, but others have contested that no one has ever successfully made such a distinction in a theory-neutral way.

Some have contested that the deliberate exclusion of race issues on the show is a cop out and an excuse to avoid an inflammatory subject.

Many researchers [ 11, 12, 14, 15, 18- 28] have contested that the most likely source of Campylobacter to broiler flocks is the environment (i.e. horizontal transmission).

CyberBunker has contested that decision ever since.

In his waning hours as president, Mr. Mbeki has contested that ruling in South Africa's highest court, calling the judge's findings about him "vexatious, scandalous and prejudicial".

Since the start of the trial, the US Patent Office has upheld one of the patents that Google had contested; that means that Oracle will be able to assert three rather than two patents during the second part of the case.

The Muslim majority Kashmir ended up with India, under its Hindu maharajah, at the time of partition in 1947, but Pakistan has contested that decision ever since, arguing that Kashmiris have the right to self-determination.

The Germans were famous in Scotland due to their European Cup exploits five years previously: they had contested that famous 1960 Hampden final with Real Madrid, having previously beaten Rangers 10-4 on aggregate in the semis.

Israel's right to defend itself gets top billing, though actually none of her opponents, neither in the GOP nor Sanders, has contested that right.

Loch Ness Glamping had contested that visitors had been turning up at its site asking to get into their hobbit house.

No one, however, has contested that Mr. Robinson created Robin, Batman's sidekick, following Mr. Finger's suggestion for a character youngsters could connect with.