Примеры contention

• Similar contentions for increased provincial independence arose for other themes.

• Still, it was not an easy path that the journal took in attempting to diffuse its contentions during the last century.

• How can liberals react to the descriptive and the normative contentions of theorists of compulsion?

• Still, discovering that one's own contentions have been reaffirmed by a critic is rather encouraging-even though the reaffirmations have strangely been presented as corrections.

• Though we do not see clearly defined alternative policy controversies, it is certain that old policy contentions faded away.

• A short review does not allow sketching, let alone recounting in detail, the vast number of points and contentions set forth in this sprawling book of over 600 pages.

• Thus, these studies confirm theoretical contentions that community characteristics may moderate risk relations but also suggest that different risk factors may be more critical in different types of communities.

• However, understanding the validity of each of these contentions through prevention is impeded at this point due to the few prevention trials that have focused on the inner city.

• To be sure, the increased number of general bills could be consistent with the reformers' contentions that home rule forced state legislatures to abandon hostile, special legislation.

• I do not believe she would lie in order to support her former employer's contentions.

• During our proceedings so far we have dealt with a number of general economic matters and contentions.

• I have never heard of anybody having to give particulars of their line of arguments and contentions.

• The two contentions are not merely not the same, but they are irreconcilable.

• I shall state my three basic contentions before dealing with the detailed points about solid smokeless fuel.

• I do not think that these are contentions provisions.