Mr. Harris, the inmate now appealing his sentence by contesting the future-dangerousness standard, was convicted in 1986 of killing Mark Mays in a Beaumont gunfight as Mr. Harris was trying to kidnap Roxanne Lockard, Mr. Mays's girlfriend.
Jay Rosen of New York University and Nicholas Carr, author of "The Shallows", contest the future of the news industry.
But in a chaotic day — though not really all that much more turbulent than any other day here — a part of Egypt shrugged off a dictator's whims, assassins' bullets and fears of foreigners' hands to contest the country's future in an election that finally, for once, felt as if it meant something.
The Ashes stands alone as the sole regular five-Test series, but neither set of matches provided a compelling reason to contest the cannibalisation of the Future Tours Programme by avaricious national boards.
Furthermore, many of them showed their aspirations to participate in 3DP contests (e.g., jewelry design contest) in the future.
The contest for the future of the country begins".
A presidential election is a contest for the future.
The battle against Tepco has evolved into a contest over the future of Japan itself.
The Justices provided little guidance about how to resolve such contests in the future.
Provided Cummins can stay fit, his speed offered a glimpse of Ashes contests in the future.
In the animal beauty contests of the future, size will evidently matter.
