Sentence examples for issue to be contested from inspiring English sources

The first was a preliminary hearing held before a magistrate who decided whether there was an issue to be contested and, if so, what it was.

Despite the favorable rulings for the league, the Saints issue will continue to be contested on a number of fronts.

So while Taulli should have read the fine print more carefully, and legally Go2Net seems within its rights, the issue of fairness can be contested, according to experts.

She said that the underlying issue was that listeners' prejudices should be contested rather than accepted.

In addition, the extent to which a policy issue is contested and, whether stakeholders share similar opinions and preferences will impact the uptake of evidence.

What they are looking for are issues that are contested enough to feel hot, but that have pretty strong consensus from the tastemakers, mavens and social-media influencers of the day.

Last month he said it should be scrapped partly because "the EU and the judges – neither of them accountable to British citizens – have taken too much power over issues that are contested aspects of public policy".

The EU and the judges – neither of them accountable to British citizens – have taken too much power over issues that are contested aspects of public policy, and which should therefore be settled in the realm of democratic politics.

Caddies have a long list of things of things they wish the PGA Tour could improve, everything from not having to park so far away from a course (that problem has been improving), to being compensated for the sponsors' logos they wear on their bibs (that issue is currently being contested in court).

The desirability of the UK continuing to cooperate with the EU on defence and foreign policy issues is contested, but appears to be accepted by Downing Street.

At best, the issue is contested.