Sentence examples for in contention between from inspiring English sources
Mel Mitzner, a Manhattan lawyer who is currently chairman of the state bar's Real Property Section, said one area that often results in contention between buyers and sellers has to do with items being left in the house being sold.
The overt issues in contention between Shas and Mr. Barak concerned the finances and oversight of the religious party's indebted school system and the legalization of its pirate radio stations, which have been nicknamed "the holy channels".
On the contrary, constitutional rigidity became the credo not only of Dutch republicans but also of the Orangist party, with the only point in contention between them being whether the prince of Orange-Nassau, was wastadtholderer of Friesland, should be elected to the same office in the other provinces.
He predicted that one aggressive mistake could make the difference between remaining in contention and tumbling into oblivion.
Since then the city has existed in an atmosphere of contention between Eastern and Western standards, and has become an arena of rackets and corruption, practiced by both sides.
"He'll be in contention for the weekend if there are no mishaps between now and the game".
It led to increasing Russia's existence and military involvement in the region, particularly its support for the PYD has become another contention between Turkey and Russia in Syria.
The bronzes emerged as a point of contention between China and France in 2009, when Christie's auction house handled the sale of the French fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent's vast art collection after his death.
In one major point of contention between the prosecution and defense, Mr. Kollore was clear: he said Mr. Bell was in a heated argument with Mr. Coicou outside the club, and that Mr. Kollore believed the stranger was armed by the way he kept his hands in his pockets.
Wolves, too, remain in contention.
