Sentence examples for be able to contest from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the Court concluded that the measures for giving effect to the decision as to incompatibility including in particular the rejection of an application for grant of the tax advantage at issue, which Telefónica would also be able to contest before the national courts were implementing measures in respect of the contested decision.

Advocates insist that we need to be able to contest any "near peer" rival.

Islamists who are not violent, like the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, should be able to contest free elections.

"I might not be able to contest and vote, but still I can do politics," Fonseka said.

"With the scales tipped in favour of employers, there is a risk that people will not be able to contest unfair dismissals, wages being withheld or discrimination.

European Union diplomats said that an immediate start to the transition process, could be demonstrated by preparations for elections which all parties would be able to contest.

Bidders have not been able to contest the award of contracts as bidders or in their capacity as citizens generally.

Even if he had been able to contest the election, it seems unlikely that he would have done nearly as well as in 1999 and 2003.

Of these, three emerged that were able to contest elections: the People's Democratic Party PDPP), the Alliance for Democracy, and the All People's Party.

Since access to the relevant documents is difficult, the incompetent and ignorant versions of history circulated by TV are imposed without our being able to contest them.

Namely, by giving a drop ball restart you are giving the defence an advantage in being able to contest the ball immediately after being guilty of an offence.