Sentence examples for about the contested from inspiring English sources

Several lawmakers expressed the outrage that many Democrats still feel about the contested presidential election in Florida.

However, the dilemma in Iran is no longer about the contested president or even about the position of the supreme leader, Ali Khamenei.

Despite the extenuating circumstances outlined earlier, in my view the newspaper should have found a way of publishing a letter or some other response from David Elstein about the contested figures.

People say what about the contested convention?

FAMILY TREE about the contested paternity of Timothy Lincoln Beckwith, who may or may not be the last surviving descendant of Abraham Lincoln.

She stands with Eleanor Roosevelt as one of the two Presidential wives in our century… FAMILY TREE about the contested paternity of Timothy Lincoln Beckwith, who may or may not be the last surviving descendant of Abraham Lincoln.

The election was rigged, giving the army's Union Solidarity and Development Party about 60% of the contested seats, on top of the 25% of seats reserved for army officers.

D5 Mark Bittman: Quiche, Sans Crust D3 Editorial IT'S ABOUT THE WHITE HOUSE While Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton contested Indiana and North Carolina, John McCain's speech about choosing conservative judges was a reminder of the bigger contest ahead -- between Republicans and Democrats.

Then, recalling an event last month where he formally endorsed Mr. Gore, Mr. Bradley encouraged his supporters to set aside their hard feelings about the bitterly contested primary and work hard for the Democratic ticket.

Lakshmi N. Mittal, the group's founder and chief executive, left, expressed optimism about the hotly contested bid, saying here that he was "confident" that Mittal could close the deal and that he had no plans to raise his price.

Talking about the hotly contested Senate races this year, Guy Cecil, executive director of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, and Rob Jesmer, executive director of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, join C-Span's "Newsmakers".