Europe s Contested Neighborhood

Most of its people are politically impotent and poor in terms of both wealth and prospects. Islam never experienced something akin to the Reformation in Europe the lines between the sacred and the secular are unclear and contested.

History has often been contested terrain in India.

The State party has not contested this claim.

This had not been contested by the parties.

Barbados has had several third parties since independence The People's Pressure Movement, formed in the early 1970s, which contested the 1976 elections The National Democratic Party, which contested the 1994 elections and the People's Democratic Congress, which contested the 2008 elections.

Some of the stockpiles are in fiercely contested areas.

The proper limits must be constantly tested, contested, and renegotiated.

Aristide s government was ousted under highly contested circumstances in 2004.

For a start, what counts as defamation of religion is contested.

The presidential election was contested by 18 candidates, including one woman.

She alleges that the State party has not contested these facts.

The conceptual distinction between innovations and best successful practices is, however, contested.

Three women contested under a political party while six were independent candidates.

However, contested claims to self determination challenged the standard definition of mercenarism.

It contested the 1979 and 1983 elections to Lagtinget , without winning any seat.

The World Games sports comprise all the sports contested in the World Games.

For now, Cuba is politically stable.

South Africa s constitution and institutions are, and should be, contested domains. Contestation implies activism.

This is not the first time that elections have been highly contested in Gabon.

The Committee notes that it is not contested that he does not speak Danish.

4.1 On 9 October 2002 the State party contested the admissibility of the communication.

Female candidates actively contested the 68 seats reserved for women in the lower house.

For once, over employment is politically justified.

Morally, pragmatically, and politically, he was right.

We need each other politically as well.

But removing protection is always politically difficult.

Politically, Darfur finds itself at a stalemate.

Whether they stand to gain or lose from a renminbi revaluation, however, is hotly contested.

But the causes of such inequalities are complex and contested, and the solutions are elusive.

2.7 Before the Aliens Appeals Board, the complainant contested the findings of the Migration Board.

The tools that they provide are politically neutral.

Such politically expedient language has a strategic downside.

Any hint of compromise will expose officials politically.

This is a politically understandable but flawed policy.

Communism had left Poland politically and economically bankrupt.

Saudi Arabia supports the TFG financially and politically.

Indeed, its existential essence rendered it politically untranslatable.

In 1850, the Platine region was politically unstable.

So had they contested a larger number of the seats, they would have done even better.

At first, official sources contested the story from the international news agency Reuters on January 9.

The Committee notes that the State party has not contested this part of the authors' account.

4.1 On 4 August 2003, the State party contested the admissibility of part of the complaint.

4.1 By submissions of 6 April 2004, the State party contested the admissibility of the communication.

The Government has not contested these allegations, although it was given the possibility of doing so.