They include the length of probationary period, substantive and procedural requirements for dismissal, and amount of redundancy and severance pay, as well as options available in case of contesting dismissals.
The Tate's board of trustees, the respondents in the case, are contesting Andrews' claim for compensation, saying it has been lodged too late.
— THE NEW YORK TIMES Mr. Santorum easily defeated Mr. Romney on Tuesday in Tennessee, a Southern victory that would help him make the case for continuing to contest Mr. Romney for the Republican presidential nomination.
Rick Santorum easily defeated Mitt Romney Tuesday in Tennessee, a southern victory that will help him make the case for continuing to contest Mr. Romney for the Republican presidential nomination.
The group has helped to disseminate research, provided professional testimony in Congress and state legislatures, and submitted amicus curiae briefs for court cases contesting campaign finance regulation.
If a direct connection is established so convincingly that even FIFA cannot ignore it, the case for a new contest will be hard to resist.
The second case contests a Texas law setting 21 as the minimum age for carrying a concealed weapon.
Mr. Blair has at least temporarily lost his vaunted control over party politics in the very visible case of the contest for Labor candidate in the race for the first elected mayor of London.
When Representative John Edward Porter was contesting the Pentagon's case for developing new chemical weapons last year, he adopted an unusual tactic.
The analyses considered activities that occurred before a contest was settled or, in case of tied contests, during the entire observation time and included contest duration as adjustment term (offset) in order to compare activities per time unit.
In very many cases hard facts contest the liberal declarations.
