Sentence examples for which they contend from inspiring English sources

The train operators and Eurotunnel have long asked to overhaul the safety rules, which they contend are out of date.

Look how they stagger from their sleep as if the morning were a river against which they contend.

Plaintiffs contend that the trial judge erred in dismissing their "unreasonably dangerous product" claim which they contend was set forth in Count IV of their complaint.

Among the many concerns of scientists and environmentalists is that HKND has commissioned its own environmental assessment, which they contend is being carried out in hurried fashion.

But locals expect most of the jobs to go to highlanders, which they contend routinely happens when businesses come into this region.

The major sticking point now is the owners' insistence on a hard salary cap, which they contend is necessary to contain costs and promote parity.

Iranian leaders have repeatedly said that sanctions will not impede their uranium enrichment program, which they contend is legal and peaceful.

Villagers complain of "rashes and birth defects and display warped ears of corn, which they contend are the result of pollution from the plant," she wrote.

Villagers complain of rashes and birth defects and display warped ears of corn, which they contend are the result of pollution from the plant.

Also on Thursday, the couples challenging Proposition 8 filed their final brief to the Supreme Court, in which they contend that governments should follow style manuals.

But Republicans want the 2000 census done the old-fashioned way: a straight head count, which, they contend, is the only way to insure accuracy.