In a presidential election, however, section 102.168, by its title, is an Election contest and, as such, it is not a local contest seeking to define the correct winner of the popular vote in any individual county.
The goal, several campaign aides said, is to first strip Mr. Kerry of the positive image that he carried away from the Democratic primary contests and then to define him issue by issue in their own terms before the summer vacation season.
Best Actor and Actress in a Musical The winners in the lead acting categories for musicals are often hard to predict; the same is true this year, though the contests are relatively easy to define.
Liverpool will be defending a 2-0 leat at San Siro and Gerrard's ability to buttress midfield and move forward is likely to define the contest.
Dyer does not anticipate direct confrontation, but he thinks that the contest with China will come to define U.S. foreign policy, and that America's interests are best served by fiscal and military restraint.
The difficult bit is to define the contest precisely enough to reward genuine innovation that is truly useful which is easier for scientific innovations than for social ones.The OSICP also hope to ginger up social innovation through two things usually seen as more worthy than effective: open government and volunteering.
Writers disagree how best to define and classify atheism, contesting what supernatural entities it applies to, whether it is an assertion in its own right or merely the absence of one, and whether it requires a conscious, explicit rejection.
No vote will sanctify this shift in power there will be no general election to draw the party together against its rivals, no party contest to make candidates define and test their ideas.
It was a wonderful crescendo to an absorbing contest played out in the sort of atmosphere that has come to define these London Olympics.
If Mr Romney is looking to define himself in the early stages of the contest, says Mr Stanley, this could be a positive way of doing it.
