Sentence examples for and contests in the from inspiring English sources

If the counsel for the attorney general is correct and Dec. 12 is the date by which the -- they have to be -- the certification has to be made for the Electoral College, and as I read Section 5 of the U.S. Code, that the -- what that date means is that all of the controversies and contests in the state have to be finally determined by that date.

In effect, in the absence of any direct experience of the future, expert judgement reflects assumptions about the future that are often deeply held and difficult to reveal, test, and contest in the same way as data can be used to verify facts.

The sun as a source of pleasure and revitalisation became fully realised in the surf culture, which flourished on the wave of consumerism and bikini contests in the 1920s and 1930s.

Walley did manage to secure two intermission concerts at the Gaumont cinema (near Penny Lane) on Saturday afternoons, and The Quarrymen performed at parties and skiffle contests in the Liverpool area.

In all, he has won 19 Grade One races, the most valuable and prestigious contests in the sport.

Built at a cost of $30 million for swimming and diving contests in the 1998 Goodwill Games, it has been used only sparsely.

In a suburban Cleveland House race that is one of the most crucial and expensive contests in the country, the two Republican incumbents running against each other believe they aren't being heard.

The Roman Emperor Nero, for example, was allowed to enter and win some contests in the two-hundred-and-eleventh Olympiad.

But the lopsided results on March 15th and the earlier contests in the South left Sanders a long way behind.

We're committed to this campaign and have weekly contests in the works.

Where a candidate demonstrated clear strength waging and winning primary contests in the electoral rich states, which in the general election will be winner take all.