But, at this point, any contested Convention would have to be premised on a gimmick a rule change, for example—or a true upheaval in the Party.
Antidoping officials said that no athletes bound for the 2010 Vancouver Games contested the rule, which was instituted three days before Hardy's failed drug test in July 2008.
Stephen Tomašević's father was an adulterine son of King Stephen Ostoja and a younger brother of Radivoj, who contested the rule of their cousin King Stephen Tvrtko II.
On the rise Ready to join, but not mad keen A government in turmoil The tiger tamed Nicolas Sarkozy on a wave The perils of Penelope ReprintsUnder a long-contested rule, dreamed up in the party's egalitarian heyday, the Greens' party leaders are banned from holding parliamentary or ministerial posts.
Gun-rights advocates, not gun-control advocates, have strongly contested the rules.
Before Tuesday's announcement, the hope among the Sandernistas was that the convention in Philadelphia would be contested, that a rule change could unbind the Clinton-supporting superdelegates, that a revolt could be fomented and spread, that Sanders's rebels in the scrum on the convention floor could secure, with audacious and impassioned argument, the nomination for their man.
The second is that, even if the country gets through the elections without the worst happening, a new government will find its right to rule contested by opponents charging it with fraud.
The presidential and parliamentary polls are expected to be the most tightly contested since military rule ended in 1999.
The election is expected to be the most tightly contested since military rule ended in 1999 but there are growing fears that voters in areas controlled by Boko Haram will not be able to vote.
Yet many medical examiners still use scientifically contested methods to rule an infant death a homicide.
