Sentence examples for contest decisions from inspiring English sources

In Fifa magazine The Weekly, the head of world football's governing body wrote how managers could have two "calls" per match to contest decisions.

With the dunk over Perkins in the Los Angeles Clippers' 112-100 victony on Monday and the dunk contest decision Thursday, Griffin became the topic du jour.

Uber's UK general manager Jo Bertram said it will contest the decision: "While the decision of this preliminary hearing only affects two people, we will be appealing it".

It notes that a prison inmate has more power to contest treatment decisions than a psychiatric patient.

There is no procedure for judges to contest her decisions unless a judge has been asked to resign.

The parents of children with individualized education programs will have access to special education mediation to contest placement decisions.

Roughly speaking, the idea is that properly-designed democratic institutions should give citizens the effective opportunity to contest the decisions of their representatives.

Cole and Gibson are both facing three-match suspensions - leaving both managers angry and ready to contest the decisions by referee Anthony Taylor.

I have seen angry white males rolling their fuming eyes when minorities or women contest their decisions or reasoning.

Kramer called it an "important step," that Catholics may now contest bishops' decisions regarding the old rite before a Vatican commission, with the possibility of appealing to the Apostolic Signatura, the Vatican's supreme court.

The proposal also lays out how a creditor could contest any decisions about whether, or how much, they get paid during a liquidation and ultimately they could take their case to federal court.