Sentence examples for able to contest from inspiring English sources

Advocates insist that we need to be able to contest any "near peer" rival.

Islamists who are not violent, like the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, should be able to contest free elections.

"I might not be able to contest and vote, but still I can do politics," Fonseka said.

Even if he had been able to contest the election, it seems unlikely that he would have done nearly as well as in 1999 and 2003.

Of these, three emerged that were able to contest elections: the People's Democratic Party PDPP), the Alliance for Democracy, and the All People's Party.

"With the scales tipped in favour of employers, there is a risk that people will not be able to contest unfair dismissals, wages being withheld or discrimination.

Few will be able even to contest the election on February 5th.

No matter how well the Nets executed their plays, the Bulls were able to make extra effort to contest the shots.

After two years on Death Row, the former millionaire was no longer able to afford a lawyer to contest appeals: hearings came and went without Maharaj even being represented.

This meant that throughout our experiment, we were able to run contest trials for both age cohorts at the same time.

Millions of template letters were downloaded from websites, including theguardian.com, and with the banks refusing to contest cases customers were able to reclaim their money - sometimes thousands of pounds worth of fees.