Sentence examples for are now contesting from inspiring English sources

In New Orleans, city officials asked the Justice Department to come in but are now contesting the consent decree, saying its measures are too expensive to carry out.

Ms. Lynn argues that her contract with Sure-Fire permitted her to end the agreement if Sure-Fire ever changed hands, and Teddy Wilburn's heirs are now contesting his will.

Furthermore, emerging political parties that campaign on behalf of migrants such as Migrante, Akbayan and other transnational political groups are now contesting the party list positions in the Philippine Congress.

He is now contesting the ticket.

It certainly is a healthy position that Bolton are in, we're now contesting for a place in Europe".

He is now contesting the vote.The final outcome rests with a special electoral court, known by its Spanish acronym, Trife, whose decision is final.

Diane Abbott ran for leadership of the Labour party against Ed Miliband and is now contesting – against current Tottenham incumbent David Lammy – to be Labour candidate for London mayor.

BP is now contesting the official figures, which are likely to be one of the factors determining how much it will have to pay in fines.

She was overlooked for preselection in the safe seat of Kew in favour of the less experienced Tim Smith, and she is now contesting for a seat in the upper house.

She is now contesting a second term.

The federation has also hit her with a 500,000 Canadian dollars fine, which she is now contesting, as she says she won't back down.