Sentence examples for contests ahead of from inspiring English sources
"I find it very disturbing that Morgan Stanley's culture puts sale contests ahead of customers," Mr. Galvin said.
The strength of the victories by the Republican and Democratic frontrunners in the large, diverse state will add to the growing sense they are nominees-in-waiting, even if they have months of protracted contests ahead of them.
Romney and Santorum are looking to build momentum in the upcoming contests ahead of Super Tuesday.
I'm talking about the hundreds of hate groups that exist in this country today whose only function is fomenting of hatred of African Americans, gays, immigrants, Jews". Sanders is trying to beat Clinton by building grassroots support in the states that hold the first nominating contests ahead of the general election in November 2016.
Current polling has Jeremy Corbyn and Burnham as the frontrunners for the leadership election, while it looks likely that Tom Watson will win the deputy contest ahead of three women: Stella Creasy, Angela Eagle and Caroline Flint.
Labour has revealed that more than 200 Green party candidates are among those caught trying to sign up to vote in its leadership contest ahead of the deadline at midday on Wednesday.
The figures were published after Johnson made a public commitment during a mayoral debate on BBC2's Newsnight on Wednesday in an attempt to settle a row with Livingstone over their respective tax arrangements in an increasingly bitter contest ahead of elections next month.
He also urged David Cameron and Ed Miliband to take part in a contest ahead of May's European elections.
Meanwhile, British world number one William Fox-Pitt lies second in the eventing contest ahead of Saturday's cross-country test.
With polls in France showing a tight contest ahead of Sunday's voting, "nobody wants to take any new position," said Karl Haeling, of LBBW.
With polls in France showing a tight contest ahead of Sunday's first round of voting and the chance of a run-off between two anti-eurozone candidates, "nobody wants to take any new position," said Karl Haeling, of LBBW.
