Sentence examples for may remain contested from inspiring English sources

Thus disagreements about some aspects of reproductive rights or the separation of church and state may remain contested features within public reason).

Despite the consensus, some aspects of the law remain contested.

More than two decades later, all the important words in that definition of undue burden remain contested.

Nonetheless, their effectiveness and additionality in preventing deforestation and degradation remain contested.

Community fire shelters have been put forward as one such alternative; however, their benefits remain contested.

While some view this as a milestone for environmental and social stewardship in the global forest sector, the effects of the regime remain contested.

Many elements of the Last Supper remain contested.

Over the years, numerous studies have been conducted into the possible links between soft drink intake and medical problems, the results of which, however, remain contested.

Its de facto sovereignty has remained contested since the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991.

Nearly 25percentt of the summit meeting's action plan remained contested today.

The origins of the incident remain contested – South Yorkshire police insist there was an element of self-defence in the boys' behaviour and David may have been an "aggressor".