Sentence examples for open to contestation from inspiring English sources

Adopting this non-representational interpretation of memory, whether we are warranted to claim that memory is exclusively the outcome of internal processes is open to contestation.

More interestingly, the documents also touched upon the negotiability of the national identity and how values should be open to contestation.

Whereas creativity is generally acknowledged as an essential component of the design process, where and how it fits into the overall structure remains open to contestation.

However, the analysis of search queries or social media texts is open to contestation, especially when terms with different meanings are employed [10].

He argues instead for a more open model of intercultural dialogue in which a liberal society's constitutional and legal values serve as the initial starting point for cross-cultural dialogue while also being open to contestation.

What we might take Quality of Care to mean is open to contestation and debate.

It's only natural that political claims of this kind will be subject to contestation.

"It's as if Haiti just won the World Cup," said one American aid worker.The result is technically preliminary, and subject to contestation before the final results are announced on April 16th.

Halliday argues that some registers are open to more ideological contestation than other registers because of the features of their context of situation, a claim which invites linguists to explore the relationship of particular registers to particular ideologies.

Although tropes can be repressive, a defense mechanism against literal meaning, they also constitute an arena of contestation; each is open to perpetuation, reject, or subversion.

States that tend to have very strong democracies in Africa are often very open to a high degree of opposition and contestation which has disrupted their economic policies.