Sentence examples for contest claimed from inspiring English sources

Ken Livingstone, the former London mayor who is standing as the Labour candidate in next year's mayoral contest, claimed on Monday night that the government's spending cuts were in part to blame for the violence.

Sadly, the contest claimed the life of the dual Grade One winner Kempes, fatally injured in a fall five out and his stablemate Golden Silver's Hilly Way Chase hat-trick win at Cork a few minutes earlier will have been only cold comfort to the Willie Mullins team.

The Conservative MP whose dog won the Westminster Dog of the Year contest claimed a rival tried to eat Star during the judging held just outside the House of Commons.

Mr Masvinu and his supporters mobbed the judges upon hearing their decision at the end of Saturday's contest, claiming Mr Sere was "too handsome" to win and his ugliness was not natural since it was based on missing teeth.

Yesterday Austrian state broadcaster ORF, which selects the country's Eurovision entry, withdrew from next year's contest, claiming that bloc voting by eastern European countries effectively rigs the result.

White retained his place in the A side to face Zimbabwe in two 50-over contests, claiming two wickets.

A number of those in the opposition would contest claims that Montreal played 'good football' during the first leg.

Those ombudsmen were trained to help people obtain insurance, get health services and contest claims that had been denied by insurance companies and hospitals.

Vince Cable has continued to contest claims that the government significantly undervalued Royal Mail, costing taxpayers £750m on the day of the postal service was privatised in October.

Starting this fall, patients in all health plans can contest claim denials in an independent state-level review procedure — a recourse that has not generally been available to employees of companies that pay their employees' health claims directly.

But days later, the Lottery called to say her contest claim form had crashed and burned because she submitted a winning scratch-off ticket.