Sentence examples for in its contention from inspiring English sources

In a CSMA network, a transmitter still can access the channel if it does not have the lowest backoff time in its contention domain given that all of the transmitters with lower backoff time have frozen their timers.

Although the Justice Department is firm in its contention that Microsoft's monopolistic strategies must be curtailed, it's not clear whether the government has a leakproof case.

And it might never be if his defense team is successful in its contention that the investigators botched the questioning.

This is particularly true in the Arab-Israeli conflict, with Syria resolute in its contention that peace depends on Israel's returning the annexed Golan Heights.

That was a big part of my opposition, in addition to my conviction that the FIS was wrong in its contention that reduced sidecuts would make the sport safer".Statistics will perhaps show who is right.

The city appears to be equally firm in its contention that no such conspiracy occurred and that Mr. Mitchell is seeking to have taxpayers pay for what it says is his poor business acumen.

His distaste for Aberhart's social credit government and in particular its contention, which Brownlee viewed as unfair, that the UFA had left the government bankrupt did not prevent him from advising it behind the scenes on a number of issues, most notably Alberta's submission to the Rowell-Sirois Commission, The Case for Alberta.

After the press conference, the National Safety Council, a nonprofit advocacy group that in 2009 called for a complete ban on cellphone use by drivers, issued a statement in which it reiterated its contention that hands-free use "is not risk free".

Syngenta, based in Switzerland, continued to pursue its contention in a trial that began yesterday in federal court in Wilmington, Del., that units of the Dow Chemical Company and the Monsanto Company were violating patents on its insect protection products.

The report's real significance lies in its further contention that this disparity in perceptions contributes to our astonishingly high incarceration rate, the highest in the world.

The treaty was ended by Japan's withdrawal in 1941 on its contention that the seals were despoiling Japanese fisheries.