Sentence examples for it can be contested from inspiring English sources
And it can be contested by either or both parties.
For Butler, what is important about drag is only that it reveals the possibility that what is taken as a given is really cultural and that it can be contested and assigned new meanings (213 9).
Currently, as shown in this article, it can be contested whether these requirements are met in low resource settings.
"McCain is Bush's third term" is an assertion that can be contested; this builds it in as a background assumption.
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.
In other words, among the three co-equal branches of our government, it is the Legislature to which our Constitution has entrusted the right and the responsibility of determining the circumstances under which an election can be contested and there is none other than what it has stated.
The United States Defense Department can prevent the release of its own military files citing risks to national security, but that can be contested in court, and a judge can compel the Pentagon to turn over non-sensitive portions of records.
