Sentence examples for repeated contentions from inspiring English sources

Mr. Morales, a leftist whose top ally is President Hugo Chávez of Venezuela, repeated contentions that Mr. Goldberg was helping groups seeking greater political autonomy in eastern Bolivia.

In outlining the approach, Ms. Rice was providing the strategic rationale behind many of Mr. Bush's general comments in the campaign about using American military power and his repeated contentions that extended peacekeeping missions and humanitarian operations had undermined military readiness.

George W. Bush's repeated contention that the very credibility of the Council was at stake.

An F.B.I. spokesperson later informed me that Grimm's repeated contention that he was "the first undercover agent on Wall Street" was incorrect.

Considered along these lines, there is an irony to her repeated contention that her work is not to speak for people, but to enable them to speak for themselves.

But he repeated his contention that the case was strong.

He repeated his contention that every vote in Florida should be counted.

At the same time, he repeated his contention that he had nothing to do with the planning of the attacks.

He repeated his contention that the case was inspired by a family seeking money, and a vindictive prosecutor.

Dr. Dean repeated his contention that the Democratic Party had lost power because its leaders failed to stand up for the party's values.

And he repeated his contention that Japan might have to "go nuclear" if it did not offer the United States better pay for its military protection.