Sentence examples for which has contended from inspiring English sources

The city school system, which has contended with a growing student population, is also exploring fixes to high school overcrowding.

Parts of that report were contested by Russia, which is Syria's principal ally and which has contended that rebels were responsible for the Ghouta attack.

He is now said to be a possible candidate to run the group, which has contended with a flagging share price, The Telegraph writes.

Their tough position on Iran, which they consider Israel's most dangerous enemy, had generated tensions with the Obama administration, which has contended that Iran is many months away from the ability to make a nuclear weapon.

In Thailand, which has contended with its own Islamic insurgency, an editorial in The Nation worried aloud that America's handling of the cultural center would affect relations worldwide between Muslims and non-Muslims.

The most prominent of these is Public Citizen, founded by Ralph Nader, which has contended that more detailed research is needed on the long-term results of irradiation before it can be considered safe.

The Nunn amendment was strongly opposed by the Administration, which had contended it would drive a wedge among members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.

In August, Wal-Mart made a $1.15 million settlement with the state of Connecticut, which had contended that it made improper discharges of pollutants into storm drains.

The victory went to Alabama and Florida, which had contended that Georgia's plan would siphon off water that should flow downstream to their consumers.

But by lowering the cost of the new clean air requirements, the compromise bill met some of the demands of industry, which had contended that the original Senate bill would have imposed excessive costs on their operations.

The checkpoints have emerged as a source of contention with human rights groups, which have contended that Border Patrol agents routinely ignore their legal authority during the traffic stops to search people without warrants.