Sentence examples for be contested in the from inspiring English sources

It will also be contested in the courts.

The Olympic tournaments will be contested in the temporary Deodoro Stadium between 6 and 11 August.

As I said earlier, this is precisely what needs to be contested; in the emergency imposed by Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, many extolled the efficiency of her regime.

And since a retroactive reinstatement of the estate and gift taxes appears unlikely — or will be contested in the courts for years — the wealthy are starting to look at making large gifts this year to reduce their estates later.

The bulk of the Bruce's exhibition is loosely divided into the six sports that were played in the ancient competitions and continue to be contested in the modern Olympics: footraces, wrestling, boxing, discus, javelin and long jump.

She is a five-time national champion, a lickety-split puncher ranked fourth in the world in the lightweight division (123 to 132 pounds), one of the three weight classes to be contested in the London Olympics this summer.

That was contested in the brutal heat of the first week.

The battle lines of sex will go on being contested in the next year and beyond.

And yet virtually every aspect of this condition, down to its very name, is contested in the medical community.

The swimming events were contested in the Seine River, whose strong current carried athletes to unrealistically fast times.

These decisions -- part of the enshrined Swiss idea that the people decide -- have rarely been contested in the past.