Sentence examples for one that contends from inspiring English sources

Yet observers said it was notable that some of the strongest accusations from Poles, including one that contends that Russians executed purported survivors of the plane crash, were not mentioned at the demonstration.

This was one of the infamous "one drop" laws that contended that whiteness could be defined, and defended, absolutely.

But the ruling shows that creditors like Germany are not the only ones that must contend with awkward constitutional courts; a debtor like Portugal has its own Karlsruhe.What nobody can tell is how far rejection of euro-zone conditionality in one country may encourage recalcitrance elsewhere.

Finally, the market is a huge one that should support multiple players, contends Sigalow.

While the country seethes over the 9.1 percent unemployment rate, post-9/11 veterans contend with one that's jumped to 12.4percentthethe Bureau of Labor Statistics announced Friday.

Mr. Aidala also emphasized testimony from a prosecution witness who said the first sling to snap was different from the one that prosecutors contended had snapped first.

And one expert contends that private-label products often have the edge.

One account contends that English longbowmen invented it in 1415 at the battle of Agincourt.

One suit contends that in the name of protecting public housing development tenants, residents and their guests are being routinely, and indiscriminately arrested, sometimes for lacking identification, but often even after it's produced.

Interestingly, one document contends that the naturalness of death is compatible with declining or withdrawing futile treatments (i.e. AUSTRALIA PCA II).

In the absence of empirical objective evidence and data about income and wealth disparity in America, one might contend that Republicans, as reasonable people, can differ with the president on his call for fairness.