Sentence examples similar to it must be contested from inspiring English sources

Today's blind, anti-growth zealotry must be contested as the cruel, pro-poverty policy it is.

Elections must be contested on a level playing field.

Religious discrimination from the government is not allowed and must be contested, even when the majority is favoured.

Whether we are talking about Tory ultra-leavers, that indefatigable chancer Nigel Farage or the new English fascists among those who turned up last week in Parliament Square, the same basic point applies: claims of treason and betrayal – let alone their ludicrous readings of history – must be contested.

It seems clear to me that if we are to achieve a world that is food secure, where every human being had enough food to live a healthy life, the very foundations of the industrial oil-based food system must be contested, the very nature of food as a pure private good should be questioned and the balance of power should shift from agribusiness oligopolies to polycentric modes of governance.

An important message is that fatalism must be contested with a conviction that change is not only essential but possible.

Rather than place the needs of the region's people above parochial political ambitions, the Polisario Front's continuing interference in the western Sahara region's quest for political and economic stability and growth must be contested.

Another critique of the great war is that the troops were commanded by dolts, a fact it must be said that is contested by many eminent historians.

If it cannot be contested, it should not be welcome.

And it can be contested by either or both parties.

This determination of NCF should be the reference method because it cannot be contested.