Sentence examples for should be contested in from inspiring English sources

This is not to shift blame but to acknowledge that forms of traditionalism and fundamentalism can in a sense be modern, even late-modern, across large parts of the world -- and that they can and should be contested in modern, usually secular terms without any loss of cultural or religious identity.

"This should be contested," she said.

"The race should be contested," he said.

On this view, disturbing representations of "real sex" should be contested by different representations of sexuality.

"It does not mean that because we receive a threat, the World Cup should not be allowed to be contested in South Africa, or any other country," said Jérôme Valcke, the secretary general of soccer's global authority, FIFA, told journalists in Johannesburg.

This year the Worrell is being contested in identical Inter 20 catamarans, which should boost the hopes of another Florida skipper, Brian Lambert, a class veteran.

That was contested in the brutal heat of the first week.

Two parliamentary seats are contested in each constituency.

Often the benefits are contested in addition to the risks.

More than 2,300 seats are being contested in these elections.

Singles was contested over four heats in two days, while doubles was contested in two heats on one day.