Sentence examples for available to contest from inspiring English sources

The Conservatives dismissed an internet rumour that the former England cricket captain Andrew Strauss could take advantage of the free time he now has available to contest the seat for the Tories.

I cancur in must of my Brother BLACK'S opinion, and agree with his conclusion that 28 U.S.C. 2255 should be available to contest the admission of evidence allegedly seized in violation of the Fourth Amendment only under limited and special circumstances of the sort suggested in Thornton v. United States, 125 U.S.App.D.C. 114, 368 F.2d 822 (1966).

The navy gunners, with the only weapons the British had available to contest the riflemen at that range, were now out of position, and were also being threatened by the large Whig force approaching the earthworks.

As he and several other legal experts noted, by successfully extending the protest period by eight days, Mr. Gore necessarily cut eight days from the time available to him to contest the certified results.

Not unexpectedly, therefore, much concern has been recently expressed concerning the safeguards and procedures available to the serviceman to contest an unfavorable discharge, both before and after termination of his military service.

QUESTION FROM CHRISTINE: What options are available to the various opposition groups to contest the results of the parliamentary elections and/or try to ensure the presidential contest is not stolen?

"We are going to contest everywhere in South Africa," he says, adding that the financial backing will be available to mount a serious challenge.

They began to contest them.

Both clubs plan to contest the sanctions.

Mr. Stringer decided not to contest them.

But the BNP is desperate to contest.