Gen. William Bradford Reynolds advanced his viewpoint at a symposium on Asian-American university admissions sponsored by Sen. Thomas A. Daschle (D-S.D ., who calleD-S.D .atter "a provocative contention" that needs more study.
It would also require insurers to provide annual mammograms, even for women under 50 -- a matter of contention after a federal advisory board recently recommended against routine mammograms in women younger than 50.
Not that it's really a matter of contention — not as a practical matter, not as a matter of fact.
Indeed, the right path toward a prosperous, democratic Egypt is a matter of contention and debate, but what is certain is that military rule is a leap in the wrong direction.
Of course, the question, "Who is a Jew?" has been a matter of contention in Israel since the nation's birth.
KTUU-TV covered the response of some Anchorage residents to National Bank Transfer Day: In Washington, D.C., what exactly occurred on Friday, when pedestrians at a march were injured after being hit by a car, was still a matter of contention, The Washington Post reports.
Mr. Flores's placement on the ballot as an independent was also a matter of contention.
Previous studies illustrated that Zn may contribute to the host defense by interfering in the activation of neutrophils and subsequent oxidative burst (Finamore et al. 2008; Freitas et al. 2009), although the exact role of this trace element, either as an activator or inhibitor, remains a matter of contention between the researchers.
"I hope the court's decision will also put an end to this issue as a matter of contention in the hearts and minds of concerned Georgians and others across the county who have taken such a strong interest in this case".
But to what extent Islam, with the restrictions it places on banking and other types of commerce, is compatible with a successful twenty-first-century economy remains a matter of contention.
