Sentence examples for paper contends from inspiring English sources

Overall, the paper contends that the proposal would not give the Palestinians a state with contiguous land.

The paper contends that, despite the risks of Iranian provocation, Iran would not be able to close the waterway for any length of time and that it would not be in Iran's own interest to do so.

Now, a new paper contends there is more to the story: Warmer oceans are melting the ice shelves from below, causing just as much ice loss as calving, if not more.

Their paper contends that labor strife is to blame: a management crackdown on labor in 1994, they argue, bred low morale on the factory floor, which led to flawed products that killed Firestone customers.

Next, the paper contends that increases in food supply need to come from existing farmland by a process of intensified production in regions where yields are low: northeastern India, Eastern Europe, parts of South America and large parts of Africa being good examples.

This paper contends that, by improving communication in EDs, hospitals and patients will reap significant benefits.

But Willes's supporters at the paper contend that, despite the ineptitude with which the Staples Center incident was handled, he gets a bum rap when it comes to criticism about the quality of the paper today.

But the authors of the paper contend that the Census Bureau provided such detailed information as well as age, sex, citizenship and country of birth to the War Department, now the Defense Department, on only one group, Japanese-Americans.

However, the paper contended that "there were flies in the ointment... alarmingly little on the deficit and even less on immigration, on which he is far too timid in his EU negotiations".

As for Isis, the paper contended that it was time to "discuss co-ordinated action to destroy this totalitarian menace on the ground" and push for a political transition that attempts to distinguish between the interests of the Syrian state and those of the Assad regime".

In the case of widespread death or disability caused by a pandemic, this paper contended that an increased threat generates a heightened obligation on the part of HCWs, while also creating a reasonable expectation that those same HCWs will have preferential access to vaccines and treatments.