contends in A Sentence

It Contends that there was no such finding.

Defendant Contends that the same occurred in this case.

He Contends that nuclear weapons are necessary for national defense.

Those with low stroke risk might not benefit, new study Contends.

India also Contends that the project is in Pakistan's interest as well.

He Contends that the mind and brain are fundamentally distinct from one another.

Pakistan Contends that the projects were violating the Indus Waters Treaty of 1960.

She also Contends that her daughter is much better behaved as a result.

New Haven Contends the"disparate impact" of the test hurts the black community, proving discrimination.

Airbus Contends that this system is fully compliant with the 1992 agreement and WTO rules.

The NTSB Contends that lowering it stateside will cut down on accidents and deaths.

The UK government Contends that she holds, or is eligible for, citizenship of Bangladesh.

He Contends that God's rulership is corrupt and that Jehovah withholds the best from his creatures.

He Contends that“there is a growing incidence of toxic leadership in organizations across the world.”.

He also Contends that it just takes time to deploy something across a massive business.

Another legend Contends that Valentine was a catholic priest who served during the third century in Rome.

One legend Contends that Valentine was a priest who served during the third century in Rome.

Waltz's neorealism Contends that the effect of structure must be taken into account in explaining state behavior.

The legend Contends that Valentine was a priest who served during the third century in Rome.

Tehran Contends its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes, but Western nations suspect it may be weapons-related.

Ann Contends that gratitude is the key to seeing God in even the most troubling of life's moments.

He Contends that Pakistan is a sovereign independent state and makes its own laws to govern its citizens.

Were he able to use a drone, Wrangham's company Contends it would save him hours of labor.

The most regular counterargument Contends that we should not worry about extinction, because it is a“natural process”.

The state government Contends that the Baptist Church of Tripura supplies arms and gives financial support to the NLFT.

The Government Contends that Thackeray' s threats made it finally an issue not of law but of governance.

Epstein also Contends that the public obsession with Cruise's tabloid controversies obscures full appreciation of Cruise's exceptional commercial prowess.

The IAC® Contends knowing that masterful coaching has the ability to change the world in positive, powerful and remarkable ways.

Moreover, and borrowing from narrative therapy, Jackson Contends that singles can find hope through by(a) viewing the problem as external to oneself;

In a separate lawsuit against the FCC, Verizon Contends that the federal agency doesn't have Congressional authority to make rules governing the Internet.

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contends in A Sentence

It Contends that there was no such finding.

Defendant Contends that the same occurred in this case.

He Contends that nuclear weapons are necessary for national defense.

Those with low stroke risk might not benefit, new study Contends.

India also Contends that the project is in Pakistan's interest as well.

He Contends that the mind and brain are fundamentally distinct from one another.

Pakistan Contends that the projects were violating the Indus Waters Treaty of 1960.

She also Contends that her daughter is much better behaved as a result.

New Haven Contends the"disparate impact" of the test hurts the black community, proving discrimination.

Airbus Contends that this system is fully compliant with the 1992 agreement and WTO rules.

The NTSB Contends that lowering it stateside will cut down on accidents and deaths.

The UK government Contends that she holds, or is eligible for, citizenship of Bangladesh.

He Contends that God's rulership is corrupt and that Jehovah withholds the best from his creatures.

He Contends that“there is a growing incidence of toxic leadership in organizations across the world.”.

He also Contends that it just takes time to deploy something across a massive business.

Another legend Contends that Valentine was a catholic priest who served during the third century in Rome.

One legend Contends that Valentine was a priest who served during the third century in Rome.

Waltz's neorealism Contends that the effect of structure must be taken into account in explaining state behavior.

The legend Contends that Valentine was a priest who served during the third century in Rome.

Tehran Contends its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes, but Western nations suspect it may be weapons-related.

Ann Contends that gratitude is the key to seeing God in even the most troubling of life's moments.

He Contends that Pakistan is a sovereign independent state and makes its own laws to govern its citizens.

Were he able to use a drone, Wrangham's company Contends it would save him hours of labor.

The most regular counterargument Contends that we should not worry about extinction, because it is a“natural process”.

The state government Contends that the Baptist Church of Tripura supplies arms and gives financial support to the NLFT.

The Government Contends that Thackeray' s threats made it finally an issue not of law but of governance.

Epstein also Contends that the public obsession with Cruise's tabloid controversies obscures full appreciation of Cruise's exceptional commercial prowess.

The IAC® Contends knowing that masterful coaching has the ability to change the world in positive, powerful and remarkable ways.

Moreover, and borrowing from narrative therapy, Jackson Contends that singles can find hope through by(a) viewing the problem as external to oneself;

In a separate lawsuit against the FCC, Verizon Contends that the federal agency doesn't have Congressional authority to make rules governing the Internet.

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