Sentence examples for highly contested arena from inspiring English sources

Though a highly contested arena in education policy-making in the past 30 years, education vouchers, in theory and in practice, have been used by neoliberalists to induce 'free' market competition, remove the monopolistic privileges of public schools, and promote educational choice and student achievement (see Friedman 1962 , 1997 Jencks 1970; Lee and Wong 2002).

It is a highly contested area.

Intellectual property policy has been a highly contested field of struggle.

3. Grazia also scoops the prize for the most patronising comment on Mrs Middleton - a highly contested field.

Second, Klein's definition of the "policy spectrum" is confined to the set of debates that tends to confirm his hypothesis, while leaving a number of high-profile, highly-contested arenas out.

It notes the need for contextually embedded understanding of ways to engage multiple stakeholders in the politicized, sensitive and often contested arenas of sexual and reproductive health.

The 2013 race was highly contested.

The referendum was highly contested.

The cons: Conflict can be a highly contested term.

The two issues are both emotional and highly contested.

But the real intent of this legislation remains highly contested.