Sentence examples for must be contested from inspiring English sources

Elections must be contested on a level playing field.

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

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

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

Moreover, in 2018, when thirty-three Senate seats will be contested, the Democrats must win twenty-five seats just to maintain their current numbers in the Senate, and twenty-eight out of the thirty-three to win a majority in that body, which is highly unlikely.

Any kind of kicks from England have to be contested or close to contested and that means the home side must produce the best kick-chase ever, because New Zealand's counter-attack is the most lethal in the world.

"This should be contested," she said.

Such a view can be contested.

But inevitably the comparisons can be contested.

Inevitably the comparisons can 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.