Sentence examples for contest contains from inspiring English sources

But a company document submitted as part of the federal contest contains key details.

Their contest contains one of the more interesting subplots, in that Berdych would become the third Czech man to reach the United States Open final, after Jan Kodes and Ivan Lendl, who is Murray's coach.

Twenty-six floors up, in the same building where washed-up celebrities once battled for Trump's blessing on The Apprentice, the president-elect is choosing his Cabinet, and this contest contains all the twists and turns of his old reality show.

These convictions did not make him popular, but they were at least genuine, originating in a temperament that was at its best when the contest contained a little needle.

Crowd Campaign offers a free version for contests containing no more than 10 entries and/or 100 votes.

"In fact Rule 3B Return Bout states: No contract for a Championship contest shall contain any clause or provision, whatsoever, guaranteeing or in any way assuring or promising either contestant a return Championship contest where such clause or provision interferes with the mandatory defense of the Title".

Whatever the voters decide on 2 July, this election contest does contain one clear contrast.

In fact, in oral argument on Dec. 7, 2000, counsel for Bush agreed that the contest provisions contained in the Florida Election Code have placed such proceedings within the arena for judicial determination, which includes the established procedures for appellate review of circuit court determinations.

After the initial observation period, contest arenas (containing males) were placed into an incubator at 21°C (±1°C) and sampled every 30min to determine fight outcome.

The attraction of sports is that contests are contained by the rules of the game.

The organisers, all volunteers belonging to a non-profit, according to Le Parmentier, intend to "fight" the amendment between now and November to save the nationwide contests and contain the "abuses" allegedly committed by some regional events.