Judge Dear recently dismissed a suit brought by American Express against a woman who contested the amount being demanded.
The composition of the committee was contested by the students who demanded equal representation among the faculty and students.
Her party won a clear majority, but many seats were not contested by the opposition who demanded a neutral caretaker government to oversee voting.
South Sudan is now calling for international arbitrations over contested borders while Khartoum is demanding that the agreement must be based on the 2005 peace accord borderline, as opposed to the 1956 borders.
In keeping with its policy never simply to acquiesce to the department's safety demands, the authority, instead, contested the results, conducted its own tests, and, not surprisingly, found contradictory and exonerating numbers.
He would prevent deputies who were caught speeding from driving to and from work in their patrol vehicles – a move contested by the police union, who demanded the department reimburse officers' personal fuel costs.
This last tactic, which national law enforcement sometimes calls demand reduction, is hotly contested among advocates and experts.
February 14th, the day after King Charles X's death, Hedwig Eleonora sent a message to the council stating that she knew that they contested the will and that she demanded that it should be respected.
However, several participants in the meeting said no one, including Osborne, had contested the correctness of the £1.7bn surcharge demanded from Britain and said no discount had been awarded.
Scientific advice has never been in greater demand; nor has it been more contested.
