Sentence examples for paper contesting from inspiring English sources

Three law professors from Campbell University, a Baptist college about 30 miles south of Raleigh, came out with a paper contesting this analysis, saying that this "much broader view of the amendment and its consequences has little support in the amendment's language or context, or in court decisions from North Carolina or other states".

This paper contests this premise by arguing that non-economic barriers to wind power development have the capacity to significantly inhibit wind power development in industrialized nations despite the implementation of economic policy instruments.

Considering the errors in the models, this paper contests the applicability of the thick-walled cylinder approach to model the time to cover cracking as well as the rate of lateral expansion of concrete after cover cracking using experimental results from 12 RC beams (153 × 254 × 3000 mm) corroded under a sustained load.

The beleaguered congressman could be served legal papers contesting his denial of an affair with a flight attendant.

In court papers contesting the will Mary Bruton accused Mr. Burnett of exerting undue influence over Mr. Bruton as his health deteriorated and said her husband was under the effects of medications and progressive dementia that rendered him incapable of managing his business affairs.

While daily briefing skills and quizzes are among the most popular types of Alexa skills today, the way the paper is experimenting with its Sunday paper contest is interesting.

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Vatican paper contests study on alleged Nazi collaborator Sat, Jun 22 16 33 PM EDT VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - The Vatican newspaper said on Saturday a decision by scholars to brand a wartime Italian previously praised for saving Jews as a Nazi collaborator was part of an attempt to smear the Catholic Church during the papacy of Pope Pius XII.

It speaks volumes about the stagnation in post-Soviet Russian politics that the only really organised opposition candidates to figure on Sunday's ballot paper were contesting national elections almost two decades years ago – the Communist leader, Gennadi Zyuganov, and Vladimir Zhirinovsky of the ill-named far-right Liberal Democratic Party.

By examining girl's own perspectives of their complex pathways into secure care, this paper will contest the binding of childhood and vulnerability and argue that such an act disenfranchises girls from the services that are designed to help them.

These are serious concerns which it is not the purpose of this paper to contest.