In 2006, there was the inevitable contested take-over.
As Dickinson points out, contested takings sometimes take years to resolve, and this use of eminent domain is likely to be larger and more complex than almost any other in recent years.
Mr. Miller, who represented Nixon for more than 20 years, also asserted Nixon's ownership rights to the White House tapes and documents, a hotly contested issue that took years to resolve.
"He would represent the man in the street".The Democrats need a net gain of 15 seats out of 435 to recapture the House, and six, out of 33 contested, to take the Senate.
"They are absolute sticklers for the law when issuing the ticket – no mercy or sense of fairness – but when it comes to the rules on how a citation must be properly written and contested, they take a very 'lax' interpretation of the rules to suit them," he proclaims.
The Conservatives, whose MP Craig Mackinlay won the hotly contested seat, took the unprecedented step of trying to oppose the court extension requested by the police.
Guardiola, who has won 13 of the 16 trophies he has contested since taking charge at the Nou Camp in 2008, will be replaced by his assistant Tito Vilanova.
The hotly contested election took place 25 to 27 April, drawing approximately 1400 eligible ballots from graduate assistants defined in a National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) ruling as university employees.
This choice -- of what we allow government to do in our name -- should always be contested, never taken for granted.
BRUSSELS — A hotly contested tax on financial trades took a big step forward on Tuesday when European Union finance ministers allowed a vanguard of member states to proceed with the plan.
I just try to keep a body on him, make him take contested shots.
