Sentence examples for contests the ability from inspiring English sources
In negotiation and other strategic decision-making contests, the ability to improvise effectively is a critical skill.
In forensics contests, the ability to memorize presentations and talking points is invaluable.
In those upcoming contests, the ability to marshall Big Money will not be a sign of electability, but a scarlet letter.
Mrs. Jackson's lawyers have also filed a motion seeking Judge Beckloff's permission to contest the ability of John Branca, a lawyer, and John McClain, a music executive, who were named as co-executors in Mr. Jackson's will, to administer the estate.
The Defendants do not contest the skill, ability or reputation of the Plaintiff's counsel.
The company intends to contest for the ability to disclose more information regarding government requests, treat all users the same, regardless of their location, and fend off so-called "blanket requests" for data.
In the name of rationalism and orthodoxy, some contest the ability of masters of talismanic knowledge to guide believers in navigating existential uncertainties, but many people continue to venerate such masters.
"Let's see, Prop 63, repealing the ban that overturns an earlier measure that allows oil companies to contest the local governments ability to pass legislation regarding the imposition and/or the elimination of additional taxes per the earlier-passed Proposition 62".
They were detained without access to a lawyer or the ability to contest the reasons for their detention and deportation.
That gives the anonymous Coinbase customer the ability to contest the IRS' efforts to identify and obtain Coinbase customer information.
