Sentence examples for contest order from inspiring English sources

Often intensely personal, narratives are seen as a medium through which social realities speak, hide, contest, order and disrupt, whether as "big" or "small" stories.

Out of the apparent chaos of randomness in contests, order is being retrieved, in ways that accord with the traditional method--except that the new method comes dressed with the paraphernalia of democracy, almost the connotations of a lottery, which it most definitely is not.

For Republicans do not have to win the 2012 contest in order to capture the White House.

If necessary, the state courts that hear that contest should order the count to be resumed.

The New York Civil Liberties Union, which represents the woman, has said it would contest the order in the hearing, scheduled for Monday.

The respondent in any such process can contest the order which can then be heard at a higher court.

If Hytner seizes on a running theme through the two plays it is the contest between order and anarchy.

Mr. Ai's wife, Lu Qing, said he would post a guarantee of half the tax bill to be allowed to contest the order to pay it.

The immigration service deported some 180,000 people last year, and an additional 72,000, threatened with deportation, chose not to contest the order and left the country.

His wife bruised her face in a fall and planned to fake an accident at the neighborhood softball contest in order to keep the neighbors from talking.

The case will come to a head this month when Apple and the FBI go to federal court to contest the order.