Examples of using Is contested in English and their translations into French
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Where this payment is contested, this period only runs from the day of discharge.
The accuracy of your personal data is contested by you for a period of time that allows us to verify the accuracy of your personal information.
The Georgia women's football championship is contested in the top level women's football league in Georgia.
DNA analysis of the heart of the dead child in the Temple is contested by the Survivantists because they claim it might belong to the older brother of Louis XVII, Louis-Joseph,
it is  less the regularity of the vote that is contested than the result of the vote
The principle that waiver of immunity of State officials may only be  effected by the current sitting Government of that individual takes on added complexity when the official Government is contested.
It should be  noted that if the request is contested(for example,
navigation Mitigation effect of large hydropower dams is contested.
even if this authority is contested or has limited practical influence.
control of the State is contested.
The end of the tenure of the General National Congress on this date is  based on an interpretation of the Constitutional Declaration of 2011 that is  accepted by many, though it is contested by a number of political leaders and experts.
regulations by the beneficiary whose conduct is contested.
it is  not so much the motion itself that is contested as the lack of transparency over its implementation.
the accuracy of the personal data is contested by you.
though the palaeomagnetic evidence that suggests ice sheets at low latitudes is contested.
If such proof is  not produced or if it is contested by customs, the guaranteeing association is  required to pay provisionally the amount owed within three months Article 27.
Although the authority of intuition in ethical discourse is contested, it was  hoped in the initial phase of the discussion at least,
This view of the Church as a patron of sciences is contested by some, who speak either of an historically varied relationship which has shifted, from active and even singular support,
The exercise of extraterritorial jurisdiction by the United States in the application of the effects doctrine is contested by the United Kingdom, which is  also concerned about the use by countries of their competition policies to promote their trade interests. Communication by the United Kingdom Government.
Those persons are  the legal parents of the child for all purposes, unless and until the record is contested, and all the legal consequences which flow from legal parentage in your State will automatically follow e.g., duty to provide maintenance,