Sentence examples for was strongly contested from inspiring English sources

The accusation was strongly contested by his wife and his agent.

That survey result was strongly contested by Mr. Obama's top advisers, who said the poll was flawed.

This was strongly contested by eyewitnesses and led to numerous and massive protest demonstrations, one of which was led by ElBaradei.

But this argument was strongly contested by the Bush administration.Michael Hayden, the CIA's director from 2006 until earlier this year, wrote in April that enhanced interrogation had led the agency from one big fish to another.

The Talmudic formalism of Maimonides in his encyclopedic legal compendium, the Mishneh Torah, was strongly contested by the Ashkenazi rabbis of France and Germany.

Henry's succession was strongly contested by the Catholic League and by Philip II, and Elizabeth feared a Spanish takeover of the channel ports.

Sea and air borders in the region are strongly contested.

Even during Müller's lifetime his ideas were strongly contested by scholars of religions.

It was not a rout and points were strongly contested, but Wozniacki is having no luck puncturing Williams's dominance.

The road to Homs and on to the commercial hub of Aleppo has been strongly contested in recent fighting.

The legal basis of the treaty clause the Irish government is claiming would cut off future bailout funds is strongly contested and the prospect unrealistic.