Sentence examples for undisputed by from inspiring English sources

No scientific or historical assertion goes undisputed by the other side.

A routine pension claim, undisputed by the department, took nearly two years to process, and only after a congressman's intervention.

During the trial, Mark S. Williams, the lead county prosecutor, laid out a narrative of the shooting that was essentially undisputed by the defense.

And most of the related facts are undisputed by Chevron.

These rapes are undisputed by the mining company.

First, Mr Schiavo had been formally appointed by the Florida courts to serve as his wife's legal guardian shortly after the accident, and this was undisputed by her parents.

Compared to those whose claims to England greatness are undisputed and underscored by deeds at major tournaments, such as 1966 World Cup winner Charlton and Gary Lineker - who won the Golden Boot in Mexico in 1986 and whose goals helped England to the semi-final in Italy four years later - Rooney has fallen short.

Even if Ockham's semantics, as well as his theory of mental language governed by a trans-idiomatic mental grammar transforming the theorems of terminist logic into a theory of thought processes (William of Ockham, Summa log., 1974, 11ff),[46] was by no means undisputed, and came under severe criticism by his opponents as well as no less severe modifications by his 'followers'followers

New federal regulation may pre-empt the federal common law of nuisance, but, until then, federal courts are empowered to address the public nuisance caused by major, undisputed and destructive sources of greenhouse gases.

Directed by Spike Lee, "Undisputed Truth" finds the former boxing champion in a reflective mood as he recalls the highpoints of his career and some of the controversies, such as his run-ins with the law.

If such theories were to succeed in providing a genuine explanation of intentionality (a success that is by no means undisputed; see Loewer 1996, Rey 2009 and the entry on causal theories of mental content), they would go some way towards saving at least intentional psychology from Quine's challenge.