Sentence examples for bring contests from inspiring English sources

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Every time a lawsuit is brought contesting the legality of intercepting Americans' communications without warrants, the Obama DOJ raises claims of secrecy, standing and immunity to prevent any such determination from being made.

30+ years later the beachfront contest brings transition contests back to prominence, capped by top of the leader board standing by a familiar face.

February will continue to bring inclusive contests in rather small states, Nevada on the 20th (in which he might win or come close) and South Carolina on the 27th (which he will lose).

"They told the Florida Supreme Court that if there's a problem with this election, Vice President Gore and Senator Lieberman ought to challenge it in the contest phase, they ought bring a contest," Mr. Boies said.

So do you have to have done that in order to bring a contest?

A party could not bring a contest without having gone, under Section 166, previously?

In this situation, he does — by a small margin — but fails to demonstrate the kind of political strength that could quickly bring the contest to a conclusion.

"Explicit political messages are not allowed in the songs, nor should they bring the contest into disrepute or have any commercial messages".

Well, actually, back in 1916 in the gubernatorial race, there was an attempt to bring a contest by mandamus to this court.

Those issues include whether Mr. Gore is really entitled to bring a contest lawsuit -- technically, only the electors for a candidate are on a presidential ballot -- and whether any presidential election can truly be contested under Florida law.