Sentence examples for which is contested from inspiring English sources

Kirkuk, which is contested by Kurds, Turkmens and Arabs, sits atop billions of barrels of oil.

The premier event is the Reisinger Board-a-Match Teams, which is contested over the final three days.

An Irish high court judge, Mr Justice Michael Peart, will hear the application tomorrow, which is contested by all six papers.

If this is really a problem, which is contested by economists, the effect is probably more modest than she suggested.Enoch was partly rightThe government's net migration cap has done worse damage.

Unlike the women's tournament, which is contested by teams using their best players, the men's tournament has an age restriction: players must be under 23, with three exceptions allowed per team.

The Wallabies had a poor record under Deans against the All Blacks, winning just three of their 18 tests and never holding the Bledisloe Cup, which is contested annually by the two countries.

Eight nations were represented in the fifteen events which were contested.

However, these themes were not as pertinent in the 2012 elections, which were contested mostly on economic policy.

Construction on the Hopewell project, the financial feasibility of which was contested from the start, has all but ceased.

This article was edited on 23 November 2015 to clarify some matters the accuracy of which was contested by Madbid.

The first Westchester Cup, which was contested at the Westchester Polo Club in Newport, R.I., in 1886, was won by the British.