Sentence examples for contesting many from inspiring English sources

The conservative wing is contesting many of the UMNO posts up for grabs, including the three influential positions of vice-president.

Oxford Health Plans, based in Norwalk, Conn., went further, contesting many of the lawsuit's allegations and chiding the attorney general for not having met with company officials to discuss the allegations against them.

During this period, an increasingly powerful bourgeoisie began "contesting many of the hereditary privileges of the aristocracy" and arrogating to itself the nobility's onetime "monopoly over style, beauty, fashion, luxury and even fame".

Contesting many long-standing assumptions about gentrification, Brown-Saracino's absorbing study reveals the unexpected ways beliefs about authenticity, place, and change play out in the social, political, and economic lives of very different neighborhoods.

He says he will work from the opposition; only 46 years old, he expects to contest many more polls.

Not surprisingly, her mother, referred to as LB, contests many of the findings made by judges who have considered the case.

The Circle statement said the report's conclusions, which follow a preliminary report last year, would be unbalanced and that it would contest many of them.

Boston was so aggressive that its players were able to leap from the paint to contest many of the shots, but inevitably, the Nets got several open looks.

It held 45 seats in the outgoing parliament, even though it had succumbed to royal pressure and did not contest many districts in the last general election, in 2002.

I've won the contest many, many times.

Many have already cast votes in selection contests, many others will do soon.