Sentence examples for contest of an from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, in emerging markets, this occurred when foreign investors lost confidence, particularly in the contest of an exchange rate peg.

These include Judge Sauls' mystifying failure to review the ballots in question and his misreading of the state law that governs the contest of an election.

Jonathan R. Siegel, a law professor at George Washington University Law School, said Florida law gave the courts more power in a formal contest of an election than in the kinds of protest proceedings that have been lodged so far.

The Florida laws governing the contest of an election make clear that a court can and should intervene if there is evidence that state officials rejected "a number of legal votes sufficient to change or place in doubt the result of the election".

In addition to the activities of CD95 and CD95L in mediating apoptosis induction, mostly in the contest of an immune response, it is now established that CD95 has multiple nonapoptotic activities.

He wrote of ships and rivers, of a girls' beauty contest, of a flock of wigeon in flight, and of the flowers that herald the spring.

Furthermore, the observation on the minimum dose of prophylactic drugs used is not at all useful in a contest of a definition of refractoriness.

BBC WM's Clive Eakin: "Warwickshire will take some credit for making a contest of a match which had looked decided at the halfway stage.

A team of coaches, therapists, surgeons and dentists literally create the soul-sucking contest of a beauty pageant out of thin broadcast air.

One notable example was the final contest of a three-game series between all-star teams from Brooklyn and New York City, held on September 10 , 1858 in Long Island.

The second contest of a three-game set against Seattle pitted Richards against Mariners ace Felix Hernandez, who started the All-Star Game for the American League.