Sentence examples for contests should be from inspiring English sources

Strategists decided that the primary contests should be made to be seen as a general election by the voters.

TalkTalk and BSkyB argued the offer of free Premier League football and other contests should be taken into account because they make BT's broadband offering more appealing.

And on "Fox and Friends," she reiterated that she'd press for Florida and Michigan voters to have a say in the nominating process, though she was noncommittal about whether the results of the two states' January primaries, conducted in defiance of national party rules, should nonetheless be counted, or whether new contests should be held there.

This new dynamic is not only challenging the way the candidates are approaching the contest, but is also throwing into confusion how the results of these contests should be judged, by the campaigns and by the news media that report on them.

Turkmenistan's president has issued a decree that beauty contests should be held every year for the country's thoroughbred horses.

One of the instruments easily accessible to policy-makers is innovation contests; however, there is ambiguous empirical evidence concerning how such contests should be designed.

That is probably true.The contest should be close.

"The Board believes this is how the contest should be run.

Some said a statewide contest should be held in which residents submit new verses of their own.

No; a concession in a close presidential contest should be made only when all hope is gone.

In asking Judge Chandler to dismiss the suit, Hewlett-Packard lawyer's, Steven Schatz, said, "This proxy contest should be decided by the stockholders" not the courts.