Sentence examples for are to contest from inspiring English sources
Dissatisfaction also makes the French a particularly fractious people to govern, ready as they are to contest, and protest, at the slightest excuse.
Jools Holland (Radio 2), Mark Radcliffe (6 Music and Radio 2), MistaJam (1Xtra), Sean Rowley (BBC Radio Kent and Tom Servicee (Radio 3, Radio 4 and 6 Music) are to contest the music broadcaster of the year category.
See articleA hotly contested by-election in Hong Kong was won by Anson Chan, a former senior civil servant who campaigned on a platform of introducing full democracy at the earliest opportunity.In Pakistan, two former prime ministers, Benazir Bhutto and Nawaz Sharif, agreed to discuss a list of joint demands that must be met if their two parties are to contest the elections on January 8th.
Hearts are to contest the notice of complaint issued to Jamie Hamill for his dismissal against Ross County.
The better your heirs understand your logic, the less likely they are to contest your estate plan.
Unionist councillors are to contest the name of the Derry City and Strabane district council name through a new legal mechanism.
And so, my work has been to contest this.
KaloBios is to contest this decision at an appeal hearing on February 25.
The Shockers' job would be to contest harder, make those bad shots look worse.
The Heat's strategy was to contest every shot, but that did not last long.
