Contestation in a sentence

On his part Sossion says the matter under contestation has exclusively been on employment contract and not registration.

The focus needs to be on China, and rethinking China policy, as Southeast Asia continues to be seen in this contestation.

The UN of the future will require wise leadership and careful diplomacy in a world of contestation among the great powers.

Again, they allowed Florida State back into the game with bad shot selection on offense and poor shot contestation on defense.

My first contestation for office was for the position of Lagos Mainland Council chairman in 1987.

Recent protests were sparked by contestation over the April 2020 parliamentary election results.

The contestation is that on these days Zifa will be closed so we wonder why they are included.

As a result, in the former Transkei, funerals have become sites of contestation and confusion, as culture, spirituality and statecraft collide.

As a party, APC provide all the liberal space for issue-based political contestation.

Moreover, the meaning of filmed events is entirely open to contestation.

Opening up the process beyond that would allow for manipulation by either the federal government or member states, likely resulting in additional contestation.

I exclude countries like Russia, where while Vladimir Putin is very popular, the nature of contestation and political freedom for opposition candidates is limited.

The US-China contestation, supply chain constraints, climate change, and technological challenges have made the Indo-Pacific a central theatre of global geopolitics.

Their goal is to mimic the virtues of democracy, such as accountability, contestation, and representation, using methods that are superficial and fall short of real reform.

Sitting legislators were exempted from contestation.

A highly complex political economy, institutional fragmentation, land contestation, crime and security issues and social exclusion exacerbate these issues and make city management challenging.

Formal institutions come in the form of laws, rules, regulations, and decrees; their origins are found in political contestation and often reflect the interests of the winners in those conflicts.

Because of this opaque, decentralised political system and in the absence of clear and focussed demands, the protesters’ total rejection is more likely to yield zero-sum contestation than solutions.

Lawyers consulted by explained that if someone had a legal contestation on one flat, then the legal action – for example, an injunction or garnishee order – would usually be limited to that one flat or its worth.

We must also open additional pathways to individual and collective contestation, including robust, well-resourced networks of legal aid centers trained in representing low-income clients experiencing algorithmic harms.