Sentence examples for of the contentions from inspiring English sources

The unions have moved to blunt some of the contentions, calling on Hostess executives to make their own compensation concessions.

The advertisement, called "Everywhere," repeats some of the contentions in earlier Blumenthal spots, which have questioned Ms. McMahon's business tactics as the chief executive of World Wrestling Entertainment.

"One of the contentions Muslim scholars have had for years is that it was taught largely by non-Muslim scholars," Mr. Asani said.

Except for rebuttals of the contentions of the Left, the whole subject of the relations between the Holy See and Italy is normally taboo in the Christian Democratic and Rightist press here — hence the utter novelty of the Pope's remarks.

One of the contentions is that the relationship between writer and editor changed over time so that Lish forced Carver to be more Carver-esque than he wanted to be.

One of the contentions of the Iowa suit was that the directors and top executives of the Allied Mutual Insurance Company created a subsidiary stock company called the Allied Group, then gradually shifted most of the assets of the mutual into the stock company.

A lot of the contention was about him.

'The First Part of the Contention' is the first great English history play.

Much of the contention is centered on programs to help the elderly pay for prescription drugs.

It is here that most of the contention rested and still lies.

That carries both risks and benefits, and I think that is the heart of the contention of this bill".