Sentence examples for what is contested from inspiring English sources

That is what is contested.

And what is contested are simply those ballots that during the protest phase have been identified as disputed ballots.

What are contested are the social and ethical implications of these changes.

That's important in Syria, where what is happening is contested.

It is contested both what conservatism is, and what it could or ought to be both among the public and politicians, and among the philosophers and political theorists that this article inevitably focuses on.

I say "alleged" because what my ears tell me is contested by Hansard, the official parliamentary record.

Today Lvov has become Lviv, while its representation of what it means to be Ukrainian is contested by other regions and communities, notably the Blues, each of which has endured an equally arduous path to become part of the modern Ukrainian state.

What are my legal rights if the change is contested?

What has been contested since the liberation of the country is whether what happened to the company soon afterward was legal.

In other words, if you're going to order the manual review of the ballots, the issue is what ballots are contested, and second, is there a judicial review of those ballots?

On August 16th, at a platinum mine near Marikana, a town in the north, the police, now under ANC control, killed 34 striking miners and injured 78.The details of what happened are contested.