Sentence examples for contest caused by from inspiring English sources

Labour is widely expected to lose Thursday's contest, caused by the resignation of sitting MP Ian Gibson after the party's expenses panel excluded him from standing at the next election.

She raised money for the campaign but stayed out of the district during the race to prevent Republicans from making her a major issue in the contest caused by the resignation of Representative Christopher Lee, a Republican.

There are three byelections on Thursday, but when you flick on the radio on Friday morning there is every chance you will only hear about one – the contest in Corby, caused by the resignation of Louise Mensch.

Nominations have now closed for the June 12 contest, which was caused by the resignation of Tory Chris Morgan after he was arrested on suspicion of possessing indecent images of children.

In the afternoon game, Going "was struck in the head by a puck which had been lofted into the air by one of the players in said contest, causing injuries," the documents said.

The leadership contest, which has been caused by a gulf dividing a radical party membership from the more moderate parliamentary party, could have profound consequences, with some speculating it could eventually lead to an SDP-style split.

But Mr. Gore's aides, while expressing regret and disappointment for any delay caused by the contest action, sought to present it as an entirely legitimate course that even Republican lawyers had referred to approvingly during arguments to the Florida Supreme Court.

Though their positions were complex and shifting -- driven by the ever-changing Atlantic diplomacy caused by the contest between Britain and Napoleonic France -- it is fair to say that Adams and the Federalists were generally sympathetic to Toussaint's hopes for Saint-Domingue, while Jefferson was consistently less so.

Joe Philbin and Sam Wilde are contesting the second-row vacancy caused by Ben Westwood's suspension.

"The delays have been caused by politicians contesting tribal claims at each of the five stages required for demarcation," says Shenker.

MP Mark Reckless's defection from the Tories to UKIP prompted the contest - the second by-election caused by a UKIP defection in just over a month.