Sentence examples for when they contended from inspiring English sources

This is what Wachtell's lawyers were referring to when they contended that eliminating don't ask/don't waive standstills would destroy value.

Judge Kenneth Nasif of the juvenile court in Attleboro, the southeastern Massachusetts town where the sect is based, said he did not believe the couple when they contended today that they lost the baby in a miscarriage in November.

Given what you just said, are you confident the charities are wrong when they contend that this would discourage giving?

Mr. Shwed says Check Point proves that young Israeli companies are wrong when they contend that they have to leave home to succeed.

House Republicans want to refocus the questioning around events during the election year, when, they contend, the matter was kept under wraps to avoid the political fallout and hamper Republican groups.

The bad news is that the polling continues to indicate that most voters agree with ministers when they contend that they are trying to deal with an awful legacy bequeathed to them by Gordon Brown.

They will not be put to shame when they contend with their opponents in court".

The Kings have made several missteps since the Chris Webber-Mike Bibby era, when they annually contended for the Western Conference title.

But never, until now, has he faced the Mets, the team that surely could have used him when they were contending in 2005 and 2006 and collapsing in 2007 and 2008.

A falling market could pull down already falling economic growth, or scare away foreign investors, or expose Chinese banks to added loan defaults at a time when they are contending with a high rate of debt.

They contended that when Chechnya had had autonomy in the late 1990s, it became a source of tremendous instability, and Russia had no choice but to reassert complete control.