Examples of using Highly contested in English and their translations into German
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Highly contested studies.
Pro-Am class highly contested.
Even the positive climate effects of biofuels have become highly contested.
Water as a resource is highly contested on all administrative levels.
Similarly, European asylum policies are regularly discussed andreported on in the media while being highly contested.
As you know, they have been extremely highly contested in the WTO framework.
Also in the highly contested coating technology market, the business unit won a major contract.
Accordingly, the TLD was highly contested.
The Nordic markets are highly contested, meaning that Swiss SMEs must expect strong competition.
The question of land ownership is already highly contested in Indonesia.
The most highly contested land surrounded what is now the Great Lakes, St. Lawrence River, and the Ohio River Valley.
Aristide's government was ousted under highly contested circumstances in 2004.
A Russian-protected Alawite state along the coast might be sustainable,but power in Damascus would remain highly contested.
The couple are currently involved in highly contested divorce proceedings in Manhattan Supreme Court.
Luxury vehicle manufacturer FAW-Hongqiwas also acquired as a new customer in the highly contested Chinese market.
Mining is socially and politically highly contested and causes worldwide protests on the local, national and transnational level.
Mass culture/ popular culture is a key element of modern societies butat the same time the relation between these two entities is highly contested.
Although a highly contested capital, Jerusalem is an enchanting, ancient city home to holy sites for Jews, Christians and Muslims.
The interdependencies of care, migration, and gender thus create a highly contested field, which is inhabited by many different stakeholders.
Mallorca", is highly contested, so more time is needed and the search engine needs more proof of relevance in order to increase the page's ranking.
Rather they refer to a set of constantly shifting conditions that are historically andcurrently highly contested, and within which the field of art/s education is situated.
His highly contested, allegorical Faculty Paintings, which were destroyed during the last days of war in 1945, were seen as a paradigm shift and a credo of a new thematic and formal notion of the fin-de-siÃ̈cle.
Damascus(Syria) 19 December 2017 A personality who is highly contested by his fellow members of the Trump administration, Jared Kushner nevertheless enjoys the total confidence of the President.
A continuation of the highly contested WCC Program to Combat Racism in the 1980s, the“Program to Overcome Violence” was established on the basis of the inspiring suggestion of a South African bishop from the WCC Central Committee.
Yet, energy transitions in both countries are highly contested- with a much less predictable future than government plans would like us to believe.