Sentence examples for contest the application from inspiring English sources
"In this particular case, the BBC attended the hearing in August and did not contest the application or decision of the court.
Despite this history, the Justice Department has decided to contest the application of these laws by federal courts to human rights violations.
Mr Knowles did not contest the application and neither Mr Knowles, 34, nor Ms Stewart, 31, were at the hearing, which lasted less than two minutes.
How, she added, could dissenting voices contest "the application of religious law, which is a law they want and that they have, wrongfully, attributed to God?" Many of those secular figures point to acts of intolerance; last week, the police used tear gas to disperse thousands protesting an animated film they deemed blasphemous.
At the same time, the internal incentive system rewards the examiner for granting patents rather than continuing to contest the application.
The group went to court contesting the application for the land swap, approved by the State House Commission in December 2006, but lost.
That has been a point made by other scientists in contesting the application of a new species name to the Flores bones on the strength of only one fairly complete skeleton.
Speakers at the event pointed out that even as the contest was becoming more competitive, the application process was changing.
They called upon some of the best-known names in New York's cyber security world to develop elements difficult enough to entice professionals to play in the initial round of their most popular contest, the Capture the Flag Application Security Challenge.
Many people who appeared before me had filed appeals to contest the denial of their applications for the program because they did not meet the stringent criteria for disability according to the Social Security guidelines, although most did have chronic conditions for which they needed treatment.
Her English teacher had lost the only (handwritten) copy of the essay she had done on "Scientific Attitude," one of five essays that form part of the Intel contest application.
