Sentence examples for is also contested from inspiring English sources
The state's authority is also contested by smugglers, drug-traffickers and workers in its own customs houses, which bring in 60% of tax revenues.Mr Lugo is further hampered by a lack of political infrastructure.
He intends to defend not only the dishonest means he used to attain his end but his claim to being the press's inventor -- which was contested in fact and is also contested here.
Lennon has won six of his 15 caps under Capello but his unavailability tonight – he is trying to recover from a groin problem – gave Walcott the chance to reassert his claim to the place that is also contested by Shaun Wright-Phillips, David Beckham and, perhaps, Adam Johnson.
The place of rhetoric in China is also contested.
The term "acknowledgment" which some authors use interchangeably with recognition (Appiah 1992, 149) is also contested.
The suggestion that border controls might be needed in the event of an independent Scotland is also contested.
Both elements are also contested by Berlin which is wary of being made co-liable for the costs of other countries' banking failures and savings guarantees.
The image of mass society as a unified totality was also contested by the relatively new pluralist school in American political science.
"If these countries don't want to change their ways with China, they will need to prepare for the sound of cannons," wrote the unapologetically nationalistic Global Times, referring to the 750 islands and spits of land in the South China Sea, known as the Spratly Islands, which are also contested by Brunei, Malaysia, Taiwan and Vietnam.
