Sentence examples for any future contest from inspiring English sources

It will be widely considered as an attempt by Mrs May to position herself for any future contest, our correspondent added.

Mr Johnson is seen by many Conservatives as a future party leader although - under current rules - he would not be able to stand in any future contest if he was outside Parliament.

That kingship was never in Alfred's gift, but clearly the greater amount of landed wealth he could entail on Edward, the stronger he made that son's position in any future contest for the kingship.

That Tory MPs are considering their options in a future contest is beyond doubt: the polls alone have fuelled such speculation.

For true unknown identification the benefit of this style of metadata could be considerably reduced depending on the context, however this would have to be the subject of an alternative category in a future contest.

The proposed changes would give ordinary Labour supporters - as well as party members - more say over who leads them, with no individual having more than one vote in a future contest.

You can now enter all future contests with your newyorker.com user name and password.

The modern machines, in which voters fill out a paper ballot akin to a standardized test and feed it into an optical scanner, would return for the general election on Nov. 5 and then all future contests.

More widely, private briefings from ministers, reported in recent days, reflect a degree of positioning for any future leadership contest, but not an immediate one.

Mr Purnell's departure from Westminster a month before his 40th birthday will also be perceived as a blow for the Foreign Secretary, David Miliband, as it had been widely assumed that Mr Purnell would play a key role in his friend's campaign in any future leadership contest.

As a potential incentive for union members to become so-called "affiliated supporters" they will be given a vote in any future leadership contest.