Sentence examples for the incontestable from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — The Obama administration stipulated the incontestable to a disgruntled federal court on Thursday, formally declaring that "the power of the courts to review the constitutionality of legislation is beyond dispute".

The incontestable fact is that it would lead to a dramatic fall in covering fees.

Lamont's refusal to resign immediately is excused on the incontestable grounds that he was Clarke's personal friend.

Even after Steve Ballmer took over from Mr Gates in 2000, that remained the incontestable law at the company's headquarters in Redmond, in Washington state.

It is about the incontestable fundamentals of a person: pleasure, sorrow, love, humor, and grief, and the complexity of the interior landscape that sustains those feelings.

In his diary a week later, reflecting on his "reforms", Marcos wrote: "The legitimate use of force on chosen targets is the incontestable secret of the reform movement".

That the American political system now exists primarily to serve the ultrarich seems incontestable: The minimum wage, which once lifted people out of poverty, now mires them in it.

The appeal of the Grand Adventure is clear and incontestable: the epic scale; the sense of mystery and adventure; the thrill of discovering what challenge, adversary, or ally awaits around the next bend.

Dance lovers are spoiled by choice this week, but the one incontestable date must be with the MERCE CUNNINGHAM DANCE COMPANY, which opens Tuesday at the Joyce Theater.

The science is incontestable: the benefits of these drugs overwhelmingly outweigh their risks.

It was only in the past few months that a new unity prevailed.But whatever the divergences among Kurds, however quarrelsome some of their leaders, and however sly many of their alliances, the one incontestable fact is their oppression by host governments who, in unreasoned fear of irredentism, often ban their language and culture.