Sentence examples for may be contested from inspiring English sources

Yet the design, organization, and politics of bioenergy production in specific regional contexts may be contested.

Other facts may be very difficult to empirically establish or may be contested, even by experts in that field.

"Whatever else may be contested, it is incontrovertible that U.S. aircraft and helicopters fired on Pakistani outposts within Pakistan's territory resulting in the death of 24 Pakistani soldiers.

The outcome of the case could have ramifications throughout the art world because paintings from the Rieger collection now hang in public and private collections in many countries, and those works' ownership may be contested, too.

But either way — in a move that may be contested — researchers have somewhat increased the carbon budget in comparison with where the IPCC set it in 2013, giving another reason for hope.

* * * (6) Obstacles to elections.—Under Public Resolution 44, any attempt by the Government to conduct an election of representatives may be contested ab initio in the courts, although such election is in reality merely a preliminary determination of fact.

In the absence of formalized positions, the distribution of control rights may well be contested and different organizational members may claim the right to make certain decisions.

The Dalai Lama's reincarnation (if any, for the 14th says this is an open question) may well be contested, like that of another senior lama, the Panchen.

Other youth-driven sports may eventually be contested if backed by international sports federations.

Most importantly, the scope of Article 21(4) is limited to individual measures, as opposed to general measures, meaning that general approval regimes that do not lead to formal prohibition or conditional approval decisions issued by the Member State may not necessarily be contested by the Commission.

But many commentators happily dusted off their notes on the Spanish Armada and freshened their jingoism to oppose this one.The bid if it goes ahead may well be contested.