Sentence examples for contest future from inspiring English sources

Asked about whether his party would contest future elections in Northern Ireland he said his party should not get involved electorally.

A victory for the parents could give refugees and others denied visas to enter the U.S. new avenues to contest future Trump travel bans.

CBOT shareholders may agree: the ICE deal looks likely to preserve more jobs than the rival bid, and would offer some potentially lucrative financial perks to CBOT members.Whatever the outcome of this contest, futures are clearly where the money is.

A conviction could disqualify him from contesting future presidential polls.

Revealing, testing and contesting future assumptions can promote new, shared and more systemic policy learning.

Jay Rosen of New York University and Nicholas Carr, author of "The Shallows", contest the future of the news industry.

While Mr. Videgaray's resignation may have been intended to stanch the political bleeding in Mexico City and salvage the president's standing, it also shifted the odds in the contest for future leadership of the governing Institutional Revolutionary Party, or P.R.I.

The contest for future ownership of Lord Black's newspapers, which include The Chicago Sun-Times and The Jerusalem Post, slowed last week when a court in Delaware ruled against the sale of Hollinger, blocking a Jan . 18deal with the Barclay brothers.

This paper summarises the results of the first phase of the project which comprised deep technology and market forecasting as well as an open design contest for future electric vehicles.

It is clear that the charges are politically motivated, designed to eliminate him from contesting any future elections — if any are held.

Mr. Harris, the inmate now appealing his sentence by contesting the future-dangerousness standard, was convicted in 1986 of killing Mark Mays in a Beaumont gunfight as Mr. Harris was trying to kidnap Roxanne Lockard, Mr. Mays's girlfriend.